Mohali updates

GMADA has officially clarified the 21 meter rule, removing uncertainty for developers and home buyers. The update brings much-needed transparency and could influence future approvals, planning and real estate decisions across the region.

GMADA’s acquisition of 716 acres for Eco City 3 promises compensation up to ₹6 crore per acre signaling rapid urban expansion and strong real estate growth prospects in Mohali.

The Mohali IT City Kurali Expressway is now operational, reducing travel time, decongesting roads and enhancing connectivity. This new corridor is a major boost for commuters, businesses and real estate in the Tricity region.

Mohali Municipal Corporation has stepped up its anti encroachment drive in Phase 10 & 11 targeting illegal constructions and roadside encroachments to improve traffic flow, public spaces & to remove illegal street carts from key roads and market parking areas.

The Zirakpur Panchkula Bypass continues to face delays due to pending environmental clearances, land related objections and inter departmental approvals. This breakdown explains the real reasons behind the slow progress and what it means for commuters and future connectivity.

The long pending Mohali Sector 90 project has finally moved forward as the forest department approved the crucial land swap proposal giving new hope to nearly 700 plot allottees. After years of delays caused by environmental clearance issues this approval clears the biggest hurdle for development.

The Mohali Aerotropolis project is moving forward as land acquisition commences for Blocks E–J, spanning a vast 3,500 acres. This ambitious development aims to transform the region into a modern urban hub, featuring residential, commercial, and industrial zones. Strategic planning and infrastructure development are set to boost connectivity and economic...

RERA Punjab takes decisive action, halting a Mohali builder's project. Stay updated on the latest developments in this significant intervention.

Ajay Pal Singh, member, Rera, while giving relief to Panchkula residents Niklesh Dubey and Anuja Dubey, directed "Sushma Chandigarh Grande" housing society in Zirakpur to refund the flat booking amount along with interest in addition to harassment charges.

The proposed projects are expected to ease traffic in Chandigarh and Mohali as it will cater to the entire traffic coming from Ambala for Roopnagar-Sri Anandpur Sahib-Manali.