zirakpur real estate news

Facing delays in your property possession? The latest RERA update empowers homebuyers to recover interest as land revenue arrears, making enforcement faster and more effective. This game changing rule strengthens buyer rights, ensures accountability and offers a practical solution to stuck real estate projects across India.

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Zirakpur’s real estate boom hides a growing resale problem. Many apartments remain unsold as buyers shift preferences and supply rises. Here’s why resale flats are struggling in one of Tricity’s fastest-growing property markets.

Priced out of Tricity? Kurali is gaining momentum as the region’s next property hotspot, offering affordability, space and future appreciation potential.

In recent weeks certain unverified rumours and negative publicity have been circulating in the market and on social media platforms regarding the land status of Green Lotus Utsav a premium residential development by Green Lotus Group located on PR‑7 International Airport Road.

With the Zirakpur Bypass approved Tricity commuters can expect quicker routes, less traffic chaos and a major boost to regional connectivity and real estate growth.

Punjab introduces stricter real estate rules allowing only builders with complete land ownership to launch new projects. The move boosts transparency, reduces risk and strengthens home buyer confidence across the state.

Source said the MC has written a letter to the two states as it wants to first understand the best criteria to impose tax on residential properties.

Circle Rate in Property Circle Rate is determined by the District Administration. It varies depending on the city's areas। Circle rate is known by different names in the country. Ready redcorner rates in Maharashtra are called collector rates in UP.

A large number of property owners took out a candlelight march to protest against the ban on share-wise registry, at the Sector 17 Plaza here this evening.

Weekend Investing founder Alok Jain shared a picture of people queuing at the DLF office and tweeted, "Where is the real estate downturn?" Later, Jain said that a DLF broker told him that the entire project of 1,137 flats sold out in three days. Each flat has Rs 7 crores.