Chandigarh Real Estate News

Chandigarh’s move to auction prime land in Sector 53 is set to unlock new private development, drive investment and reshape one of the city’s most valuable real estate zones.

Chandigarh records a major real estate boost in 2025 earning ₹145.67 crore from property auctions and signalling strong demand for premium residential and commercial assets.

Chandigarh takes a historic leap by launching India’s first digital land records portal offering instant transparent access to property data and boosting buyer confidence nationwide.

Chandigarh is set to resume SCO auctions in Sector 39 Mandi signalling rising confidence in the city’s commercial real estate. With increased reserve prices and strong investor interest the move highlights growing demand for premium SCO sites and reinforces Chandigarh’s position as a high value commercial investment destination.

Chandigarh continues to attract discerning home buyers with its meticulously planned infrastructure, abundant green spaces, high safety standards and robust long term investment potential. Offering a seamless balance of comfort, convenience and sustainable growth the city remains an ideal destination for modern future focused families.

The Tricity region—Chandigarh, Mohali, and Zirakpur—is rapidly becoming a luxury housing hub in North India. Growing aspirations, advanced infrastructure, and modern lifestyle choices are fueling demand for high-end residences. Premium projects with world-class amenities are making Tricity a top choice for homebuyers and investors.Luxury housing demand is driven by NRIs,...

Breaking news: Chandigarh Supreme Court's landmark decision! Floor-by-floor registrations banned, reshaping property transactions. Stay informed on this crucial legal development impacting real estate in the region.

The Chandigarh Housing Board's revised construction regulations are giving allottees a lot of trouble. According to the allottees, they built their homes following the revised criteria, even though the CHB need-based policy had permitted specific building and design types.

More than 2,100 allottees are likely to benefit. The proposal will be put before the CHB board of directors, which is likely to meet by month-end or early next month. In all other CHB housing schemes, conversion is already allowed.