Mumbai: The real estate industry is in an uproar following the sudden removal of property and layout databases from government websites, crucial for transparent and informed property transactions. Stakeholders are now urging the government to reinstate these essential resources.
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Property and layout databases are crucial for verifying the authenticity of a property, ensuring that buyers are making legitimate purchases. They provide essential information on land ownership, property boundaries, and zoning regulations, which is vital for transparent and informed transactions.
Without these databases, the risk of fraudulent transactions and legal disputes increases. It also becomes challenging for financial institutions to assess the value of a property accurately, leading to delays in loan approvals and increased risks for both lenders and borrowers.
The exact reasons behind the government's decision are not clear. Some speculate it could be due to security concerns or the need to update the data. However, the lack of clear communication has left many stakeholders in the dark.
The government has issued a statement indicating that the databases are undergoing a review and will be restored once the necessary updates are completed. They have committed to providing accurate and up-to-date information to all stakeholders.
The government has not provided a specific timeline for the restoration of the databases. Industry leaders are calling for a firm commitment and a transparent process that involves stakeholders.
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