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Sector 67 Mohali commercial plot auction 2026 ₹225 crore GMADA sale
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Sector 67 Mohali Commercial Plot Auction 2026: ₹225 Cr GMADA Sale, RWA Objections, 3-Floor Demand & Property Impact

GMADA’s combined commercial site in Sector 67, Mohali, widely identified as Plots 14, 15, and 16, has reportedly fetched around ₹225 crore against a reserve price of ₹128.29 crore. But residents continue to oppose the clubbing of the sites and are demanding a maximum three-floor construction limit. This PropKeyz analysis explains the auction, the latest RWA-GMADA dispute, the park-area concern, development uncertainties, and what the transaction really means for residential and commercial property in Sector 67.

Homeland Global Park Mohali 2026 August construction update RERA PC0419
Projects, Commercial, Investment

Homeland Global Park Mohali 2026: August Construction Update, RERA PC0419, ₹1,152 Cr Project, Possession & Buyer Guide

Homeland Global Park in Mohali has published a fresh August 2026 construction update, while current RERA-linked records identify the M1-M2 development under PBRERA-SAS81-PC0419 with an estimated project cost of approximately ₹1,152.18 crore and a Form B completion date of 6 February 2036. This PropKeyz buyer guide separates Homeland Global Park from the separately registered CP Atelier phase, explains the project components, construction-status limitations, possession-date confusion and the checks buyers should complete before purchasing retail, office or serviced-residence inventory.

Sector 77 Mohali road closure 2026 High Court PIL and traffic diversion
Market Intelligence, Investment, Locations

Sector 77 Mohali Road Closure 2026: High Court PIL Over Intelligence HQ Barricades, Traffic Diversion & Property Buyer Impact

A Public Interest Litigation has challenged the closure of a public road near the Punjab Police Intelligence Headquarters in Sector 77, Mohali. The petition says the road towards the Sector 78 T-point has remained barricaded for about three years, diverting traffic through an internal Sector 77 road near Golden Bells Public School and residential houses. This PropKeyz analysis explains what the PIL seeks, what has and has not been ordered, the security-versus-access issue and what property buyers should verify before relying on map-based connectivity.

Noble Aurellia vs Noble Magnollia Sector 88 Mohali 2026 comparison
Comparisons, Investment, Projects

Noble Aurellia vs Noble Magnollia Sector 88 Mohali 2026: RERA, Site No. 4 vs Site No. 5, Prices, Possession & Buyer Guide

Noble Aurellia and Noble Magnollia are two separate RERA-registered projects in Sector 88, Mohali. Punjab RERA identifies Aurellia as PBRERA-SAS81-PR1136 at Group Housing Site No. 4 and Magnollia as PBRERA-SAS81-PR1294 at Group Housing Site No. 5. This PropKeyz comparison examines their legal identity, project documentation, current asking-price indicators, configurations, possession timelines, online information inconsistencies and the checks buyers should complete before booking.

New Chandigarh Commercial City Centre 2026 GMADA 227.89 acre land acquisition
Commercial, Investment, Market Intelligence

New Chandigarh Commercial City Centre 2026: GMADA 227.89-Acre Land Acquisition, 4 Villages & Property Impact

GMADA’s proposed New Chandigarh Commercial City Centre has moved further through the statutory land-acquisition process for approximately 227.8852 acres across Sangala, Bansepur, Tira and Chahar Majra. The project is planned adjoining New Chandigarh’s Cricket Stadium-cum-Sports Complex and includes access-road and internal-circulation infrastructure. Fresh August 2026 developments show the Social Impact Assessment has progressed through Expert Group review, but land acquisition is not the same as possession, construction or a public commercial-property launch. This PropKeyz analysis explains the current stage, what is confirmed, what investors should not assume and how the future commercial centre could affect New Chandigarh property.

Sector 101-A IT City Mohali road update 2026 GMADA 164 feet road tender
Market Intelligence, Comparisons, Investment

Sector 101-A IT City Mohali Road Update 2026: GMADA ₹11.26 Crore 164-Ft Road Tender, Balance Roads & Property Impact

GMADA has issued a fresh tender for construction of the balance portion of a 164-ft-wide road and other balance roads in Sector 101-A, IT City, SAS Nagar, including civil, public-health and electrical works. The official Punjab eProcurement listing shows the tender was published on 18 August 2026 and is scheduled to close on 8 September 2026. Current tender databases list an estimated value of around ₹11.26–11.27 crore. This PropKeyz guide explains what “balance portion” means, how Sector 101-A differs from Sector 101, what remains before construction benefits can be assumed and how improved IT City infrastructure could affect industrial, commercial and residential property demand.

Sector 101 Mohali development update 2026: GMADA internal roads tender cancelled
Market Intelligence, Commercial, Investment

Sector 101 Mohali Development Update 2026: GMADA Cancels Internal Roads & Commercial Pocket Tender—What It Means for Investors

GMADA has cancelled its latest tender for construction of internal roads and the commercial pocket in Sector 101, SAS Nagar, covering civil, public-health and electrical works. The tender had been invited on 5 August 2026, published on 6 August and was due to close on 26 August before being cancelled for an unspecified “administrative reason.” This PropKeyz analysis explains what has actually been cancelled, the earlier 2026 procurement history, what remains active in Sector 101, and why investors should distinguish a tender cancellation from cancellation of the entire sector-development plan.

Balongi bridge Mohali update 2026 GMADA 120 metre RCC bridge tender
Market Intelligence, Investment, Locations

Balongi Bridge Mohali Update 2026: GMADA 120-Meter RCC Bridge Tender, Old Bridge Retrofit & Kharar–Mohali Traffic Impact

GMADA has issued a fresh August 2026 tender for a new 120-metre high-level RCC bridge near Balongi on a 100-ft-wide road, along with retrofitting and strengthening of the existing Patiala Ki Rao bridge, recarpeting of the dual carriageway from Balongi flyover toward the proposed bridge and five years of maintenance. This PropKeyz guide explains the latest tender, why the existing bridge has remained a traffic and monsoon bottleneck, what the project could change for Mohali–Kharar movement, and how property buyers should evaluate infrastructure upside without treating a tender as completed connectivity.

Sector 87 Mohali commercial hub 2026 GMADA 196.44 acre land acquisition
Commercial, Investment, Market Intelligence

Sector 87 Mohali Commercial Hub 2026: GMADA 196.44-Acre Land Acquisition & Property Impact

GMADA’s planned commercial Sector 87 has moved further through the statutory land-acquisition process, with a July 2026 declaration covering around 196.44 acres across Manak Majra, Nanu Majra, Sohana and Sambhalki. The state has positioned the project as a new commercial city centre inspired by Chandigarh’s Sector 17. This PropKeyz analysis explains what is actually confirmed, why the notified area changed from the earlier 201.78-acre SIA figure, what remains before development can begin, and how nearby property buyers should evaluate the commercial-hub story without pricing future infrastructure as already operational.

Sector 62 63 Mohali bridge update 2026 GMADA 52 metre RCC bridge
Market Intelligence, Investment

Sector 62–63 Mohali Bridge Update 2026: GMADA 52-Metre RCC Bridge Tender, 100-Ft Road & Traffic Impact

GMADA has issued a fresh August 2026 tender for a new 52-metre high-level RCC bridge with approach road on the 100-ft-wide road dividing Sectors 62 and 63 near PSEB in Mohali. The scope also includes retrofitting the existing adjacent bridge and five years of maintenance. This PropKeyz guide explains the latest tender, the long-standing traffic bottleneck, the difference between tendering and construction, what the project could change for Phase 9 and surrounding traffic, and why property buyers should view this primarily as an urban-mobility improvement rather than a speculative new growth corridor.

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