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India's insolvency regulator has introduced rules that place project completion and homebuyer oversight at the center of real estate insolvency proceedings. The framework requires independent assessments of construction progress and funding needs, allows creditors with at least 66% voting power to recommend excluding projects from insolvency, and gives homebuyers seats on monitoring committees.
11:57 PMEconomic Times Realty
Lodha Developers’ first-half FY27 net profit rose 63% to ₹2,386 crore, supported by strong property sales and expansion into new markets. The company expects to exceed its full-year profit guidance and is exploring data centres to build recurring income.
12:13 PMEconomic Times
Homebuyers in stalled Supertech projects have again raised concerns before the Supreme Court about the slow pace of resolution. Their submissions are claims before the Court, not a final judicial finding, but they question whether the rescue process is producing meaningful progress for families still awaiting homes.
5:45 AMThe Property TimesSummary
India's insolvency regulator has introduced rules that place project completion and homebuyer oversight at the center of real estate insolvency proceedings. The framework requires independent assessments of construction progress and funding needs, allows creditors with at least 66% voting power to recommend excluding projects from insolvency, and gives homebuyers seats on monitoring committees.
The decisive shift is from resolving developer debt to preserving viable housing projects and completing
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The changes give homebuyers more influence and make project completion a central test in real estate insolvency.
Summary
Lodha Developers’ first-half FY27 net profit rose 63% to ₹2,386 crore, supported by strong property sales and expansion into new markets. The company expects to exceed its full-year profit guidance and is exploring data centres to build recurring income.
Lodha’s first-half profit has already reached a level that puts its annual guidance within reach,
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Lodha is combining strong residential momentum with a push toward recurring income, potentially making its earnings less dependent on property cycles.
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Homebuyers in stalled Supertech projects have again raised concerns before the Supreme Court about the slow pace of resolution. Their submissions are claims before the Court, not a final judicial finding, but they question whether the rescue process is producing meaningful progress for families still awaiting homes.
Continued buyer complaints show that procedural movement has not yet translated into completed homes or
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A rescue framework is credible only if it converts legal and financial intervention into homes that buyers can occupy.
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