The Punjab government has introduced major amendments under PAPRA (Punjab Apartment and Property Regulation Act), bringing more transparency and accountability for real estate developers. For homebuyers looking to invest near Chandigarh, Zirakpur, Mohali, Panchkula, and along Airport Road, these changes are extremely important. This blog explains what the new rules mean, how they impact buyers, and why this is a positive shift for anyone

Mohali’s real estate market continues to grow rapidly, and upcoming premium developments along PR-7 Airport Road are reshaping the region’s residential and commercial landscape. Among these, Homeland Global Park in Sector 75 Mohali stands out as one of the most anticipated projects — backed by the credibility and strong delivery record of Homeland Group, one of North India’s most trusted developers. ⭐ Homeland Group’s

The recent increase in collector rates in Mohali has once again started a discussion among homebuyers and investors. Many are wondering whether this move will push property prices higher or slow down the market. Let’s look at what this means for you if you plan to buy or invest in the Tricity region. What Exactly Are Collector Rates? Collector rates are the official government-set

Punjab’s real estate landscape is set for a major transformation after the government officially approved the Stilt + 4 Floors (S+4) building rule in urban residential areas. This update allows developers and plot owners to construct one stilt parking level plus four residential floors, instead of the earlier limit of stilt + three. This policy applies to residential plots of 250 sq. yards and

Chandigarh Tricity’s real estate market is buzzing with news that Infosys will invest ₹300 crore to build a new 30-acre campus in Mohali. The project will be developed in two phases, creating nearly 2,500 new jobs in the IT sector. For property buyers and investors, this development is more than just corporate news — it’s a major driver of demand and growth in Tricity’s