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🗓Updated·Edited by Rakesh Mahajan
We have published 7 stories about Delhi, most recently on 30 Sept 2026, 12:50 pm IST. The most frequent topics are road development, authority announcements, property prices.
State-level stories, such as stamp-duty changes, RERA orders, circle-rate revisions and state infrastructure budgets, affect every buyer in Delhi. City stories matter mainly to the corridors they name. Before acting on a story, check which localities it actually affects, then compare prices on our price tracker and work out the full cost of buying with the stamp duty calculator.
Residential prices in NCR rose 12% year on year in the quarter, while sales moved up only slightly from the previous quarter. That keeps the market expensive for buyers and more supportive of resale owners, especially in the premium segment.
Delhi property owners with large pending tax bills now have a limited window to clear older dues with lower penalty exposure. The main value is reduced holding-risk and cleaner title records for sales or refinancing, but only if the payment conditions are met in time.
The Hindu reported that Sarai Kale Khan’s road network is under heavy strain, and the new Delhi-Mumbai Expressway exit towards Ashram is being treated as a safety risk. For property users, the main takeaway is not a price call, but a warning that access and commute reliability in this part of Delhi may stay volatile until road changes are actually built.
Delhi has opened the Barapullah Phase 3 corridor and three other road works, with the key impact coming from easier east-south travel. For homes and assets around the corridor and its access points, the main takeaway is lower commute friction, but any price response will depend on how quickly traffic benefits hold up in practice.
Delhi is set to open Barapullah Phase-3 and Mukarba Chowk underpass on September 29, while also starting two South Delhi road extensions. This should ease some daily travel pain, but the property impact will depend on execution and how quickly traffic actually shifts.
A Delhi development body has started engaging investors for its slum rehabilitation plan, according to ET Realty. The key point is that this is only an outreach step, so the market impact depends on approvals, design, financing and execution.
Delhi’s civic body has approved a rebate of up to 75% on regularisation charges in PM-UDAY colonies, ET Realty reported. The move can lower the cost of formalising homes, but the benefit will depend on final implementation and each case’s eligibility.
