Realty Housing

Bangalureans need to have the survey number, village, hobli and taluk as found in the registration document to be able to use this portal

What happens when the developer cheats the home buyers by taking their life savings and not completing residential projects on time? In a rare case, buyers fight back and bring the developer to justice.

A saga of how buyers fell into a pre-launch booking trap and ended up paying far more than the offer price. Part I of the story.

t’s not easy to navigate between loads of documents and see whether there is a violation in the property that you buy. Bengaluru needs to identify its flood zones to prevent future financial loss to the inhabitants.

It would be many steps closer to fixing the loopholes that take apartment buyers for a ride, if these rules were to come into force. Take a look at the draft and give your suggestions, before August 17.

Avoid these mistakes if you are running around in order to form the owners’ association for your apartment complex in Bengaluru.

Here’s a group that will help home buyers get right guidance on the legalities of home buying and inform them of their rights and duties of builders.

Help provide some insight into Bengaluru by participating in this survey.

The BDA and Environmental Clearance Committees sanctioned this project on the wetlands between Kasavanahalli and Kaikondrahalli lakes. Expert studies say it will affect the lakes. With residents opposing, case is on in the National Green Tribunal.

A recent amendment to the town planning act stops developers from selling properties to buyers before the layouts are developed fully and approved by the authorities. With this, the practice of letting developers sell 60% to buyers before developing the layout will be done away with.

Before buying any property, it is essential to investigate all the documents provided by the present property owner and authenticate it with the agencies issuing the documents.

Did you know, that Bengaluru has night shelters for homeless? In fact Supreme Court mandates night shelters in cities, but not all cities have them. Bengaluru has them, but they are devoid of funds and inmates.