Policy gridlock: Chandigarh cooperative housing societies battle costly delays
Buying a home in Chandigarh is beyond the reach of most residents. Yet for many who do manage to own one, the struggle is far from over. From tangled regulations and pending approvals to long-running policy disputes, property ownership often turns into a bureaucratic ordeal. TOI takes a closer look at the key issues that have continued to affect homeowners and allottees for decades Buying a home in Chandigarh is beyond the reach of most residents. Yet for many who do manage to own one, the struggle is far from over. From tangled regulations and pending approvals to long-running policy disputes, property ownership often turns into a bureaucratic ordeal. TOI takes a closer look at the key issues that have continued to affect homeowners and allottees for decades
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