by dearasifin 
A Real Estate News Post provides current and insightful information about the dynamic world of real estate. It covers a wide array of topics, including market trends, property developments, investment opportunities, regulatory changes, and expert analyses. These posts aim to keep readers updated on the ever-evolving landscape of the real estate industry, offering valuable insights and perspectives for buyers, sellers, investors, and anyone interested in the housing market.
The Impact of Technology on the Real Estate Industry
The fusion of technology and the real estate industry has revolutionized the way properties are bought, sold, and managed. In recent years, technological advancements have disrupted traditional practices, ushering in a new era of efficiency, accessibility, and innovation within the real estate sector.
- Chennai homebuyers are facing potential possession delays due to technical glitches and approval backlogs within the CMDA portal. Developers report issues with uploading project files, sanction plan delays, and prolonged processing of Completion Certificates, especially for high-rise buildings.
- Kochi Corporation faces a data crisis with approximately 50,000 building permits missing from its database, disrupting tax payments and license renewals. The issue arose after a contract dispute with TCS led to withheld data during the e-governance program transition. Opposition leaders criticize the administration for failing to identify discrepancies, leaving property owners struggling with omitted […]
- Ludhiana's ambitious project to assign unique identification number plates to households faces its third relaunch after two previous attempts failed due to execution delays and contractor disputes. The latest effort, backed by the World Bank, aims to digitize property records and improve revenue collection.
- Davanagere leads Karnataka's Bhoosuraksha initiative, distributing 13,040 digital land record pages, surpassing Belagavi and Koppal. The revenue department has processed 1.1 crore historical land documents since February 2024, with Davanagere digitizing 52.8 lakh pages alone. Citizens can access these records online for a nominal fee, eliminating physical visits.
- Gurugram residents can now access property tax details via a new chatbot service. The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) introduced this service to share tax amounts and payment methods. Residents will receive information through phone calls and texts. This initiative aims to increase transparency and combat fraudulent payment demands.
