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CREDAI-MCHI, in collaboration with CIDCO, organized a workshop on an amnesty scheme for Navi Mumbai residents, addressing Maveja and Additional Lease Premium (ALP) issues. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's directive to delink CIDCO permissions from pending dues is expected to benefit over 1,000 housing societies. Five key concerns were identified, leading to a committee chaired by Ex-chief secretary Shri Sanjay Kumar to address challenges. The government accepted most recommendations, separating Maveja/ALP recovery from occupancy certificates issuance. A 50% amnesty on payable amounts until March 31, 2023, under the Abhay Yojana, aids projects facing delays. These efforts align with CREDAI-MCHI's commitment to fostering sustainable development in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
Cricketer Yashasvi Jaiswal invests INR 5.38 crore in a Mumbai apartment at Ten BKC, Bandra East. Developed by Adani Realty, the project offers luxury living with great connectivity. The project is slated for completion this year. Bandra East has gained popularity due to its proximity to Bandra Kurla Complex and upscale gated communities, attracting developers like Rustomjee and Kalpataru. Jaiswal's move echoes the trend of cricketers investing in prime real estate, joining the likes of Kapil Dev and Virat Kohli, who've acquired properties in Mumbai and Alibaug. This underscores the allure of Mumbai's real estate market for both celebrities and investors alike.
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has released its Quarterly Progress Report (QPR) for June, showing a significant improvement in compliance with project reporting requirements. Out of 633 projects, 333 (52.6%) submitted all required forms before the due date, a significant increase from January's 0.03% compliance rate. However, since the start of the year, overall, 557 developers (62.86%) remain non-compliant, despite penalties and notices. MahaRERA remains concerned about this indifference and aims to continue to take strict action, including project suspensions and financial penalties, to enforce compliance. The QPR system provides homebuyers with up-to-date information on project progress, enabling them to make informed decisions, and is thus significant for the MahaRERA.
Bollywood actress Mrunal Thakur and her father have acquired two adjoining apartments in Oberoi Springs, Andheri West, Mumbai, for a total of INR 10 crore from Kangana Ranaut's family members. The spacious flats, spanning 1017 and 997 sq ft, are undergoing renovations to meet the actor's specifications. Known for its celebrity residents, Oberoi Springs offers luxurious amenities like pools and gyms. The purchase signifies the rising allure of Andheri as a prime residential locale, boasting upscale towers and convenient access to amenities. The move towards a jodi flat reflects a trend towards expansive living spaces in Mumbai's bustling entertainment hub.
Actress Suhana Khan, daughter of Bollywood icon Shahrukh Khan, made headlines with her recent purchase of a lavish home in Alibaug, a favored coastal retreat among Mumbai's elite. The transaction, exceeding INR 10 crore with stamp duty charges, marked her second significant investment in the area within 8 months. The property spans 1.8 acres, featuring three distinct structures. Suhana's stamp duty payment of INR 57 lakh underscores the financial weight of such transactions. Her ventures extend beyond real estate, with roles as a cosmetic brand ambassador and in the film 'The Archies'. This move echoes similar investments by Bollywood peers, highlighting Alibaug's allure amidst infrastructure enhancements bridging Mumbai and the coastal town.
? A residential flat spanning 760 square feet sold in Samata CHS in Goregaon West for INR 1.25 crores
? A residential flat spanning 539 square feet sold in Zen Gardens in Dahisar West for INR 1.05 crores
? A residential flat spanning 814 square feet sold in Romell Diva Phase 1 in Malad West for INR 1.48 crores
? A residential flat spanning 1736 square feet sold in Ellora Apartment in Kalina for INR 8.15 crores
? A residential flat spanning 346 square feet sold in UVK Sai Akshi in Bhandup West for INR 63 lakhs
? A residential flat spanning 150 square feet sold in Nina Fortune Rise in Bhuleshwar for INR 30 lakhs
? A residential flat spanning 3,111 square feet sold in Oberoi Elysian Tower C,D & E in Goregaon East for INR 12.10 crores
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? A residential flat spanning 983 square feet sold in Hiranandani Fortune City - Helios in Rasayani for INR 97 lakhs
? A residential flat spanning 854 square feet sold in Dattani Gram in Kandivali West for INR 1.21 crores
? A residential flat spanning 1234 square feet sold in Shreepati Castle in Girgaon for INR 3 crores
The Maharashtra Housing & Area Development Authority (MHADA) is a flagship housing scheme established under the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Act, 1976. It came into existence in the year 1977. It is a lottery system under which certain housing units are allotted in some specified areas each year, especially for the people who fall under lower and middle-income groups. Currently, it provides affordable housing options under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY).
TDR certificate/ Development Rights Certificate (DRC) is a certificate issued by the competent authority to an owner or a lessee of the land on surrender of the gross ‘area’ of the land which is required for public purpose. Such ‘area’ of land must be free of cost and free from all encumbrances. The certificate comprises of the details such as FSI/FAR credit in square meters of the built-up area to which the owner or lessee is entitled, the place from where it is generated and the rate of that plot as prescribed in the Annual Statement of Rates issued by the Registration Department or other concerned department for the concerned year.
Alternate Investment Funds (AIFs) is a privately pooled investment vehicle that collects funds from India and abroad for investing into asset classes with a defined policy. The concept was first introduced in India in 2012. Under AIF regulations issued by SEBI, funds can be classified into three categories. Real estate AIFs fall under category II.
Global Capability Centres (GCCs), also known as global in-house centres or captives (GICs), are offshore centres established by firms to provide various services to their parent organisations. These centres operate as internal organisations within the global corporate structure, providing specialised capabilities such as IT services, research and development, customer support, and other business tasks. GCCs and GICs are critical in leveraging cost efficiencies, accessing talent pools, and encouraging collaboration between parent businesses and their offshore affiliates.
Central Business District (CBD) is a commonly used term in commercial real estate to describe an area in the city that contains a high density of commercial, retail and business establishments, as well as government offices. CBDs usually coincide with the city centre and tend to be the central hub for the city’s transportation networks. Nowadays, CBDs have also begun to include entertainment hubs, restaurants, hotels, medical care and residential complexes.
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