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The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation intensified enforcement against environmental violations by penalising multiple construction sites across the city. Action was taken against projects in areas such as Gota, Bodakdev and Chandlodia for failing to comply with dust control norms, including the absence of green nets and improper material handling. Penalties ranged from INR 25,000 to INR 2 lakh, with some sites also facing additional action for encroachments and road dumping. The move forms part of a broader push to curb construction-related air pollution and enforce compliance under the city’s Good Construction Practices policy. The crackdown highlights increasing regulatory scrutiny amid rising construction activity and air quality concerns in Ahmedabad.Read more
22 Apr 2026
Ahmedabad’s real estate sector is currently facing operational pressure due to shortages of key construction materials and a declining availability of labour. Developers have reported disruption in project execution as items like aluminium pipes, CPVC products, ceramics, and electrical fittings are not consistently available in the market. Along with supply issues, unstable pricing is affecting budgeting and cost planning. At the same time, a shortage of skilled and semi-skilled workers is slowing construction activity, leading to delays in project timelines and added strain on margins across ongoing developments in the city.Read more
20 Apr 2026
PropShare Celestia, a Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trust (SM REIT) sponsored by Property Share Investment Trust, saw its INR 244 crore initial public offering subscribed 1.33 times at close. The issue attracted bids worth INR 324 crore, with strong interest from the other investors segment at 4.81 times subscription, while institutional participation remained modest at 17 per cent. The IPO, priced between INR 10 lakh and INR 10.50 lakh per unit, comprises a fresh issue with no offer for sale. Proceeds will be utilised to acquire seven floors in Venus Stratum, a Grade A+ commercial building in Nehru Nagar, Ahmedabad. The units are proposed to be listed on the BSE, with Ambit as lead manager.Read more
12 Apr 2026
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has introduced revised parking regulations placing direct responsibility on property owners to manage vehicle parking within their premises across the city. Under the new framework, owners of residential and commercial buildings must ensure that vehicles belonging to occupants and visitors are accommodated internally, with strict restrictions on roadside and public-space parking. Non-compliance could result in suspension or cancellation of building usage permissions under existing development control regulations. The rules also mandate appointment of parking managers, installation of signage, and submission of annual self-declarations confirming compliance. The move forms part of the civic body's broader efforts to address traffic congestion and improve urban mobility across high-density areas.Read more
10 Apr 2026
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has intensified enforcement of its Good Construction Practice Policy by sealing three construction sites in the Gota area in the past week for failing to implement mandatory dust mitigation measures. The projects Evera, S Plus and Solo Bliss 2 were found non-compliant with requirements such as green netting and barricading to control particulate emissions. One of the sites was additionally fined INR 1 lakh for spilling construction material onto a public road, creating a traffic hazard. The crackdown extended to other parts of the city, with additional penalties imposed in Bodakdev and Thaltej for pollution and safety violations. The drive also included removal of encroachments along a key service road to ease traffic movement.Read more
05 Apr 2026
The Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority (AUDA) is preparing to release its draft Development Plan 2041, marking a shift from the conventional 10-year planning cycle to a 20-year framework. The plan is expected to expand the authority's jurisdiction across parts of Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, and Mehsana, while integrating infrastructure, land use, and environmental strategies. It is being positioned in the context of Ahmedabad's bid to host the 2036 Olympic Games and the 2030 Commonwealth Games. The draft is likely to include provisions for industrial relocation, revised zoning regulations, and new greenfield development areas. Authorities are also aligning the plan with regional economic corridors and long-term urban infrastructure requirements.Read more
01 Apr 2026
Property Share Investment Trust has announced the launch of an initial public offering (IPO) for PropShare Celestia, valued at INR 244.65 crore, with subscriptions opening in the coming days. The issue, priced between INR 10 lakh and INR 10.50 lakh per unit, will fund the acquisition of seven floors in a Grade A+ commercial building in Ahmedabad. The asset, located in Nehru Nagar, spans over 2 lakh sq ft and is fully leased to a mix of managed office operators and a multinational tenant. The offering represents the trust's third SM REIT product, reflecting the gradual expansion of fractional institutional ownership structures in India's commercial real estate market.Read more
24 Mar 2026
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has demolished 20 residential houses and four shops in the Narol area to facilitate the development of an 18-metre-wide road under Town Planning Scheme 60. The action, carried out after prior notices to occupants, cleared approximately 3,510 square metres of land required for a 195-metre road stretch. Officials stated that the structures were obstructing the approved road alignment and had not been voluntarily removed despite warnings. The demolition was executed in the presence of police to ensure compliance and maintain order. The move forms part of the city's broader infrastructure push aimed at improving urban mobility and implementing planned development layouts across emerging corridors in Ahmedabad.Read more
07 Mar 2026
The Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority (Auda) has resolved a protracted impasse over the Gokuldham township near Ahmedabad by empowering its chairman to grant new and revised development permissions for agricultural land, ending a 12-year standstill in approvals. Originally laid out in 2002, the mixed residential and agricultural township in Sanand taluka had seen phased permissions for housing units before a dispute in April 2014 halted progress. With legal advice and state government concurrence, the delegation of authority now allows development on the agriculture component of the more than 10 lakh square metres site to proceed. The resolution unlocks dormant development rights long withheld and aligns regulatory powers to pursue revised permissions under prevailing urban planning norms, potentially reactivating stalled construction activity.Read more
06 Mar 2026
NB Group has announced an investment of INR 350 crore to develop a luxury residential project in Ahmedabad. The project, named NB Palm, comprises 136 apartments spread across a 6,300 square yard land parcel. The development is being funded largely through internal accruals. Homes are priced at INR 6,500 per sq ft, with apartment prices starting from INR 2.5 crore. The company said Ahmedabad's housing market continues to see steady demand growth, particularly in the premium segment over the past few years, alongside strong performance in affordable and mid-income categories.Read more
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03 Mar 2026
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has carried out a large-scale demolition drive to remove unauthorised constructions around Vadu Lake and Ropda Lake in the Ahmedabad Metropolitan Region. Officials said the action was taken to restore the eco-sensitive lake peripheries and enforce building regulations in areas where encroachments had narrowed buffer zones, impaired drainage, and disrupted natural water flows. AMC's teams removed various structures including boundary walls, temporary sheds and other illegal additions identified along designated lake protection zones. The exercise was conducted with support from law enforcement, local stakeholders and technical teams tasked with demarcation of no-construction limits. Civic authorities said the drive aligns with ongoing efforts to revive urban water bodies, protect floodplains and improve ecological resilience in the city's expanding urban landscape, and that follow-up monitoring would ensure compliance going forward.Read more
26 Feb 2026
Ascendas Firstspace has acquired 9 lakh sq ft of warehousing and industrial space at Bavla, Ahmedabad, from Crystal Group for approximately INR 275 crore, marking its entry into the Gujarat market. The transaction was facilitated by AARE Consulting and structured as a forward purchase, with development and asset transfer to take place in phases over the next 18 months in line with construction milestones. The acquisition strengthens Ascendas Firstspace's western India portfolio and aligns with its strategy of expanding across infrastructure-backed industrial corridors witnessing rising demand from manufacturing, e-commerce and third-party logistics occupiers. The asset is expected to add institutional-grade supply to a market that has seen growing occupier interest amid Gujarat's expanding industrial and logistics ecosystem.Read more
25 Feb 2026
Societies in the Vastrapur locality of Ahmedabad have agreed to voluntarily surrender portions of their land to facilitate planned road widening and area development works, civic officials said. The decision follows meetings between society representatives and urban development authorities, where residents acknowledged that the expansion of the thoroughfare would improve traffic flow and accessibility. Under the agreement, affected societies will hand over small strips of land along existing alignments to allow the city's road network to be upgraded, including better connectivity to key junctions and improved pedestrian and utility facilities. The move is expected to support overall infrastructure enhancement in Vastrapur while largely preserving community interests through planned compensation and equitable negotiations between stakeholders.Read more
24 Feb 2026
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has sealed an unauthorised paying guest (PG) facility operating within a Low-Income Group (LIG) housing scheme in the Science City area, citing its violation of land-use norms. Officials said the establishment was functioning without requisite permissions and had altered the residential character of the LIG development, which was intended strictly for low-income housing under government guidelines. Following complaints from residents and local authorities, civic teams conducted an inspection and subsequently sealed the premises. The action reflects the municipal body's ongoing enforcement of zoning regulations and its insistence that residential schemes adhere to approved use classifications. No details on fines or further legal action against the operator were disclosed at the time.Read more
19 Feb 2026
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has approved an INR 62.79 crore proposal to repair four ageing railway overbridges in the eastern part of the city after technical inspections flagged structural distress. The decision follows expert recommendations highlighting damaged bearings and reduced structural gaps that require immediate attention. The bridges, built between the mid-1980s and late-1990s, will be taken up for phased repairs to ensure commuter safety and extend their service life. The move aligns with wider safety checks initiated across Gujarat after recent bridge failures elsewhere.Read more
11 Feb 2026
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has approved the auction of six prime land parcels with a total base value of INR 528.38 crore across Motera, Chandkheda, Nava Vadaj, Bodakdev and Thaltej. The plots include both commercial and residential properties, with base prices aligned to prevailing market rates. The decision follows earlier land monetisation efforts by the civic body and is aimed at generating funds for municipal infrastructure and development works through a transparent auction process.Read more
10 Feb 2026
Two complaints filed at Bopal police station have accused developers linked to Privilon Buildcon LLP of cheating investors of around INR 2.22 crore through unapproved property projects in Ahmedabad's Ghuma area. The complainants alleged that payments were taken for a shop and a 2BHK flat in projects that had no land ownership or RERA approvals. Despite repeated assurances, construction never began. Police have registered FIRs and initiated an investigation to verify documents, trace fund flows, and assess whether more investors were affected.Read more
08 Feb 2026
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has intensified air quality monitoring across approximately 140 construction sites as part of broader preparations for the 2030 Commonwealth Games, city officials said. In line with the corporation's Good Construction Practices Policy, large sites with a built-up area exceeding 20,000 sq m are being equipped with dust sensors, air quality display boards and CCTV cameras, and monitored regularly to curb pollution from construction activity. The move forms part of a data-driven strategy to reduce particulate emissions and improve ambient air quality, especially at identified pollution hotspots. Penalties have been levied on sites found in violation of norms, and additional environmental measures, including mist machines and road sweepers, are being deployed across the city to support cleaner air targets ahead of the international sporting event.Read more
27 Jan 2026
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has stopped work on the CG Road Mithakhali Circle revamp after the new design left only half the road width for vehicles, triggering severe traffic congestion. The INR 6.5 crore project was part of a larger precinct development plan covering 6.7 km across key city stretches, including Law Garden and Mithakhali. While the plan aimed to improve footpaths, street parking, utilities, and public spaces, residents raised concerns over road bottlenecks. AMC now plans to revise the design before resuming work, ensuring better balance between traffic flow and urban amenities.Read more
27 Jan 2026
The income-tax department continued its search operations against two Ahmedabad-based real estate groups into a third day, widening the scope across multiple locations in the city. The action followed inputs suggesting large cash components in property transactions. Officials searched offices, project sites, residences, and premises linked to associates such as contractors and brokers. Documents, digital records, and financial details were seized for verification. The operation reflects ongoing scrutiny of unaccounted income in real estate deals, an issue that has drawn repeated attention from tax authorities in recent years.Read more
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