As property prices soar across the Tricitythe High Court seeks solutions to address housing affordability and ensure homes remain accessible for buyers.
Chandigarh’s revised collector rates for 2026 have pushed property values upward across the city. The increase in government valuation is expected to influence registration costs, stamp duty and overall market dynamics making the real estate landscape more competitive for buyers and investors alike.
A major commercial opportunity opens in April as Chandigarh prepares to auction prime plots in the Sector 56 Bulk Market designed to boost organised trade and long term investment.
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.
With the clearance of Shahpur Colony, Chandigarh proudly stands as India’s first slum-free city. This achievement highlights the city’s progressive planning, efficient execution, and focus on improving living standards. The initiative symbolizes a step forward toward cleaner, greener, and more equitable urban living.
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.