Indian Real Estate Blawg Is Back. A Renewed Focus on Real Estate Law, Policy, and Property.

After a period of relative quiet, Indian Real Estate Blawg, a legal blog dedicated to real estate and property law in India, is being thoughtfully revived with a renewed editorial focus and a clear sense of purpose.

Over the last few years, the Indian real estate sector has witnessed significant legal and regulatory developments. The evolution of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), increased judicial scrutiny of builder buyer disputes, and growing policy focus on land acquisition, redevelopment, housing finance, and urban planning have placed real estate law at the centre of governance and economic development in India.

Indian Real Estate Blawg was created to analyse and document these developments from a law and policy perspective. As regulatory frameworks mature and judicial interpretations continue to shape the sector, the need for clear, accessible, and well-reasoned legal commentary on real estate law in India has only grown stronger.

What to Expect Going Forward

In this renewed phase, Indian Real Estate Blawg will publish select pieces of legal and policy commentary on issues relating to real estate and property law in India. The focus will be on topics that continue to shape the sector, including statutory developments, judicial decisions, and regulatory frameworks affecting housing and urban development.

Rather than frequent updates, the emphasis will be on measured analysis, prioritising clarity and relevance over volume. Posts will aim to place legal developments in their proper context and explain their implications for readers interested in the intersection of law, policy, and real estate

Who this is for:

Lawyers. Policymakers. Real estate professionals. Students. Anyone who believes that understanding the law behind property is essential to navigating India's urban future.

Let's engage.

We're not just writing — we're building a community. If you're working at the intersection of law, real estate, and policy, we want to hear from you. Comment, critique, contribute.

Real estate law matters. Let's talk about it seriously.

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— The Editorial Team