The established wisdom is that inflation and prices play a significant role in Indian voter behavior.

We demonstrate, by studying the Adarsh scam, the vulnerabilities of checks and balances.

Through an empirical study of an area in the suburbs of Mumbai (India), this paper shows the wedge between planned and actual land use and discusses the reasons for this dichotomy.

The paper estimates the impact of various neighbourhood, spatial, and externality factors on residential prices in Mumbai.

The central government has introduced the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Bill, 2013, which sets up a regulatory authority to protect consumers as well as promote the real estate sector.

This paper assesses the impact of rent control for Mumbai, where it has created a shortfall in formal, affordable rental housing and contributed to distortions in the land market