The registration process for the 14,000 residents in multiple projects of Amrapali started in January. The buyers are, at present, signing up tripartite agreements with the Noida Authority and the court receiver, and then getting their properties registered at the district registrar’s office in Sector 33.

This week realty hot spot focuses on North Kolkata. The locality is a well-established residential area with good rail and road connectivity. Apartments here are available in the range of Rs 2,300-5,700 per sq ft.

The newly constituted board of debt-laden property developer Unitech is looking for an agency to prepare a resolution plan, the modalities of which were discussed at the board’s first meeting on Tuesday.

The state government has submitted an affidavit before the Supreme Court regarding the buildings that have violated CRZ norms. But details of the list remain beyond the reach of ordinary man.

In the logjam between builders and homebuyers, the advocates of the Bar Association-run Legal Aid Cell will assist those in need of help.

It could have been avoided if there was a detailed coastal zone map, which clearly identified such areas in municipal areas and panchayats in the district.

The GNIDA had last in 2013 launched a housing scheme. However, it could not find buyers as the locality where the project was situated was still developing. It has revised the rates of ready-to-move-in flats to meet prevailing market prices.

The locality is close to key employment hubs and is well connected to Delhi. Properties here are priced up to Rs 4,400 per sq. ft. The locality is also witnessing the development of key social infra such as schools, hospitals, etc.

Residents in the neighbourhood of the illegal apartment complexes at Maradu that have been ordered to be demolished, have begun an indefinite fast, protesting against the demolition of the buildings by controlled implosion.

A total of 32 lakh homes completed by 2019-end across all states and union territories and these 3 states accounted for 35% of the overall share, showed the government data.

According to the report, the Central Business Districts (CBDs) of Bengaluru and Mumbai are likely to see increase in office rentals in 2020.

The top court directed court receiver senior advocate R Venkatramani, who has been appointed custodian of properties of Amrapali Group, to make an application to SBICAP Ventures and furnish the requisite information with regard to the projects.