Gujarat regularises non-residential constructions with FSI up to 4.5
Author : PNT Bureau
Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has introduced a significant policy shift under the Gujarat Regularisation of Unauthorised Development Act 2022, allowing the regularisation of non-residential structures with a Floor Space Index (FSI) up to 4.5. The updated guidelines permit regularisation for non-residential buildings up to 1,000 square metres and residential ones up to 2,000 square metres. Property owners now have the option to address parking deficiencies through a fee, offering greater flexibility compared to previous regulations. This initiative aims to enhance rural urban planning, support economic growth, and improve infrastructure by integrating unauthorised constructions into formal regulations....
Ghaziabad GDA to implement transit-oriented development policy
Author : PNT Bureau
The Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) is poised to implement the Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Policy introduced by Uttar Pradesh in 2022. With community concerns addressed, the policy will take effect next month. The TOD policy aims to boost urban living by encouraging high-density, mixed-use developments near mass transit hubs, promoting connectivity, economic growth, and sustainability. Expected to increase GDA revenue by INR 1,500 crore annually, the policy also focuses on reducing traffic congestion and pollution, creating a more livable and accessible environment in Ghaziabad....
Tensions rise in Hyderabad's Raidurg Paigah over GHMC demolition drive for Unity Mall
Author : PNT Bureau
Tensions have escalated in Raidurg Paigah village, Hyderabad, following a demolition drive by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) and Telangana Leather Industrial Development Corporation (TLIDC) to clear 5.8 acres for the Unity Mall project. While the INR 200 crore mall promises economic growth, locals protest, asserting legal ownership of the land. The TLIDC claims rights to 42 acres, insisting residents have no legal claim. The conflict highlights the ongoing struggle between urban development and residents' rights, with the outcome potentially impacting property rights in Hyderabad....
Karnataka introduces 'Anywhere Registration' system for seamless property transactions
Author : PNT Bureau
The Karnataka government is set to implement a new 'Anywhere Registration' system across all 257 sub-registrar offices in the state starting September 2. This innovative system will allow residents to choose any sub-registrar office within their district's jurisdiction to register their properties, providing them with greater convenience and flexibility. The concept, which was originally introduced in Bengaluru in 2011, has proven effective in specific districts and is now being extended statewide. A successful pilot phase in Belagavi and Tumakuru districts has paved the way for the system's rollout across all registration districts in Karnataka....
Unregulated tourism threatens Karnataka's eco-sensitive zones
Author : PNT Bureau
In Karnataka, only 40% of homestays are officially registered, leading to a surge in unregulated accommodations, particularly in the Western Ghats. This scenic region, popular for eco-tourism, has seen a rise in unregistered homestays, many of which operate without oversight, raising concerns about safety, legality, and environmental impact. Some influential individuals exploit the lack of regulation by running full-fledged resorts disguised as homestays to avoid stricter commercial property regulations. This unregulated growth poses risks such as revenue loss for the state, environmental degradation, and safety issues for tourists. The Karnataka government is under pressure to enforce stricter registration and inspection requirements to ensure that all homestays comply with state laws, protecting both the environment and visitors....
KDMC to demolish 10-Story Illegal building in Kalyan after monsoon
Author : PNT Bureau
The Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation (KDMC) is set to demolish a 10-story illegal building, Yusuf Heights, in Kalyan, Maharashtra, after the monsoon season. Erected without legal permissions on land designated for a garden and night shelter, the building was constructed using forged documents, leading to significant revenue losses for the government. The Thane Police's Economic Offences Wing (EOW) uncovered the fraud, implicating builder Salman Dolare and his associates in serious legal violations. The KDMC's decision to demolish Yusuf Heights is part of a broader crackdown on illegal constructions in the area, aiming to restore urban planning integrity and protect public spaces. Local residents support the move, hoping it will deter future illegal developments....
Property transactions in Pune delayed as Aadhaar Verification glitch disrupts e-registration system
Author : PNT Bureau
Property registrations in Pune and across Maharashtra have been disrupted by a technical glitch in the Aadhaar verification system, affecting e-registrations since August 6. The online system, crucial for efficient property transactions, has failed, forcing homebuyers and developers to visit sub-registrar offices in person. This has led to significant delays and increased footfall at these offices, creating bottlenecks in the registration process. Developers, who typically use e-registration for multiple properties, are particularly impacted, as manual processing slows transactions. The registration department is working to resolve the issue but has not provided a timeline, leaving property buyers and developers in a state of uncertainty as they await the restoration of online services....
Delhi High Court seeks DDA update on lapses in Signature View apartment construction
Author : PNT Bureau
The Delhi High Court has requested an update from the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) on its investigation into construction flaws at Signature View Apartments. This inquiry follows a March 2023 letter from the CBI seeking details on a vigilance inquiry ordered by the lieutenant governor. Residents of the 336 multi-storey homes have raised concerns about structural safety and potential misconduct by officials and contractors. The court's involvement highlights the need for accountability and transparency, as delays in addressing these issues have left residents frustrated and worried about the future of their homes....
Bombay High Court issues contempt notice to developer over misleading payment claims
Author : PNT Bureau
The Bombay High Court has ordered a show-cause notice against the managing director of a construction company for allegedly misleading the court about financial commitments to the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA). The developer claimed to have paid INR 6 crore in overdue rent, but it was revealed that two out of three cheques issued in 2022 had bounced. The case, brought by five tenants from Bharat Nagar, Bandra, highlights ongoing issues in slum redevelopment projects. The court's intervention underscores the importance of transparency and accountability in ensuring that developers honour their commitments to tenants....
Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel announces regularisation of unauthorised constructions in rural areas
Author : PNT Bureau
Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel announced that unauthorised non-residential constructions with a Floor Space Index (FSI) of up to 4.5 in rural areas can now be regularised. This initiative simplifies compliance under the Gujarat Regularisation of Unauthorised Development Act 2022, addressing a long-standing issue of unauthorised buildings. Property owners can regularise up to 1,000 square metres of non-residential and 2,000 square metres of residential space by paying a fee related to deficient parking. The move aims to promote responsible development, ease legal burdens on residents, and support sustainable growth in Gujarat's rapidly urbanising rural areas....
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