Flats for Rent in Deep Vihar, Sector 24 Rohini, New Delhi

With Delhi's air quality remaining in the 'very poor' category, the authorities have indicated that they may opt for cloud seeding, to induce artificial rain to wash away the pollutants

With neighbouring satellite cities such as Noida and Gurugram accounting for a large volume of real estate developments in the National Capital Region, we look at the prospects in Delhi and whether it still makes sense to invest in a property here

The DDA has pegged its budget expenditure for FY 2018-19 at over Rs 8,000 crores and plans to transform Delhi into a world-class city through various projects

Which are the best places to live on rent in the Delhi-National Capital Region and what should tenants watch out for? We examine

With Delhi facing a potential housing shortage of 20 lakh units, we look at steps that the authorities need to urgently take, to achieve the government’s mission of Housing for All by 2022

About 6,500 flats allotted in 2017, under the Delhi Development Authority's housing scheme, have been surrendered by the allottees, union housing and urban affairs minister, Hardeep Singh Puri has said

A five-year-old child's complaint alleging noise pollution due to the operation of Delhi Metro trains, has prompted the National Green Tribunal to direct the DMRC to strictly adhere to environmental norms

The draw for the DDA's new housing scheme, for which the urban body has received over 46,000 applications, would be held on November 30, 2017, a senior official has said

The Delhi Development Authority has proposed to relax an allotment norm, for applicants of its Rohini scheme of 1981, which hinged on the size or nature of a plot or flat owned by them

The draw for DDA's new housing scheme, for which the urban body received over 46,000 applications, would be held around the end of November, a senior official said

The Delhi High Court has pulled up the Delhi Development Authority, for filing a recovery suit against a contractor 20 years after he gave possession of flats, saying the intent of the officials was to ensure that those responsible for poor construction quality were never brought to book