Maharashtra has held Ready Reckoner rates steady for 2026-27. For Mumbai and Thane property markets, that brings stability to transaction cost planning at the start of the new financial year.
An inactive seller PAN can create serious TDS complications in resale property transactions. Here is what buyers should verify before filing Form 26QB and completing the transaction.
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The Maharashtra Budget 2026–27 signals a broader infra-housing growth cycle across MMR. From Metro Line 11 and tunnel connectivity to redevelopment-led housing and new growth corridors, the region’s next real-estate chapter is being shaped through a larger expansion strategy.
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Maharashtra may revise Ready Reckoner rates upward from April 2026, though the official decision is still awaited. For Thane and Mumbai, the reported move could affect stamp duty calculations, registration timing, and transaction structuring in select cases.
India Ratings & Research (Ind-Ra) expects FY27 residential sales growth at 5–7% YoY. MMR remains the largest micro-market (26% share), while Mumbai office leasing is projected at 85–90 msf.
DLF’s Mumbai debut project, The Westpark in Andheri West, topped a Q4 2025 Western Suburbs league chart on both units and value—336 homes and ₹1,894 crore in the quarter. Phase 1 is registered under MahaRERA PR1181012500079.
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Budget 2026 proposes PAN-based TDS reporting without TAN for resident individuals and HUFs buying property from NRI sellers from 1 Oct 2026—while Section 195 TDS logic and rates remain unchanged.
Budget 2026–27 backs infrastructure-led demand, proposes CPSE REITs, signals continuity on PMAY-Urban, and eases PAN-based TDS compliance for select NRI-linked deals.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have acquired a combined 4.9% stake in Sunteck Realty for ₹268.64 crore via BSE block deals at an average price of ₹375.10 per share, signalling fresh institutional positioning in the listed realty space.
A buyer cancels a property booking before the Agreement for Sale is executed, but the builder insists on a credit note instead of a refund. This editorial explains how MahaRERA typically views booking-stage cancellations, forfeiture limits, and why buyers should be cautious before accepting credit notes.
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