The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) has issued a strong and strict warning to property owners and traders in Bengaluru.

In a recent directive from Chief Commissioner Mahadeshwara Rao, the authority is taking firm steps to enforce property tax recovery and trade license renewals, aiming to maintain financial discipline in the city.YouBella Jewellery Sets for Women Crystal Studded Necklace Jewellery set Bracelet with Earrings For Girls/Women

Under GBA's jurisdiction covering the five city corporations, a major crackdown has been announced on long-term property tax defaulters.

Approximately 7,020 property owners have outstanding dues exceeding ₹437 crore . Deadline: The last date to clear pending property tax is February 17, 2026. Strict Action If dues are not paid by the deadline, the GBA will proceed under the relevant Act to attach and auction the properties.Also Read: Ballari Election 2026: High-Stakes Local Body Polls Amid Rising Political Friction in the 'Steel City'

Auction Location: Auctions will be conducted at the respective Zonal Joint Commissioners' offices.Information Availability The list of properties identified for auction, along with related notices, has been published on the official GBA / BBMP website.

in for the proclamation and auction list. This decisive move by the Greater Bengaluru Authority is intended to mobilize essential resources for the city's development and infrastructure needs.Also Read: Tamil Nadu Election 2026: DMK Begins Seat-Sharing Drill; New Allies to Join the Coalition?

Property owners are urged to settle their dues by February 17, 2026, and traders by February 28, 2026, to avoid legal complications, penalties, and the risk of property auction.Also Read: Lok Sabha Chaos: 8 Opposition MPs Suspended for ‘Unruly Behavior’ Over Naravane Memoir Row