National Rental Housing Mission India is back on the agenda — and this time it’s backed by one of the most powerful lobbying bodies in Indian real estate. CREDAI, the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India, formally pushed for the launch of a National Rental Housing Mission as part of its Budget 2026-27…
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India’s Luxury Housing Boom Is Pushing Rents Up. Here’s What Tenants Should Do Before It Gets Worse.
India rental market increase is not an accident. It’s the direct result of years of building almost exclusively at the top end of the market — and now ordinary renters are absorbing the consequences. A Reuters poll of property analysts, reported by Business Standard, found that average urban rents in India are expected to rise…
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Renting vs buying in India is a conversation that refuses to settle — and it’s not supposed to, because the right answer is genuinely different depending on which city you’re in. A piece in the Economic Times (read it here) made this case with a city-by-city breakdown, arguing that in high-price metros, renting can actually…
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New rent rules India 2026 are everywhere on social media — and most of what’s being shared is either misunderstood or flat-out incorrect. A post on r/indianrealestate titled “Bad news for flat owners” laid out the rules that have been circulating widely, framing them as a list of new nationwide protections. The post got 525…
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Bengaluru rent rules are making headlines — but on the ground, tenants aren’t holding their breath. A thread on r/bangalore asked a question that thousands of renters in the city are thinking: under the Home Rent Rules 2025, security deposits for residential properties are capped at two months’ rent. So will landlords — who routinely…
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If you are married and living with someone who is not your spouse — without a divorce — an Allahabad High Court ruling says you have no legal right to seek protection for that arrangement. Justice Vivek Kumar Singh of the Allahabad High Court, on March 20, disposed of a writ petition filed by a…
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A Saharanpur tenant lost their eviction case at every court level — Rent Authority, Appellate Authority, High Court — then tried to reopen it anyway. The Supreme Court imposed a ?5 lakh fine and called it a gross abuse of process.
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A tenancy dispute in Rajasthan ran for 77 years across multiple generations. The Rajasthan High Court finally ended it — ruling that heirs inherit joint tenancy rights and can be bound by eviction decrees against the original tenant.
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The Kerala High Court upheld eviction of a Kannur shop tenant on two grounds — rent default and the landlord’s genuine need to start their own business. Here is what bona fide need actually means and what it means for your tenancy.
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A Delhi landlord cut electricity to a tenant during a dispute and refused to provide the NOC needed to restore it. The High Court ruled this is illegal — electricity is a fundamental right under Article 21. Here is what this means for every tenant in India.