Mhada redevelopment tender remains open as the Bombay High Court declines to halt the process involving 5,000 housing societies in Bandra and Worli today.

Mumbai housing societies can now utilize 4% of built-up area for fitness centers and gyms without FSI charges, enhancing residential quality of life today.

MHADA Abhyudaya Nagar redevelopment project in Mumbai sets new standards with 641 sq ft rehabilitation flats for over 3,000 residents in the Kalachowki area.

Dharavi Redevelopment Project residents will now receive 500 sq ft rehabilitation flats, marking a major policy shift for this massive Mumbai urban renewal.

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority initiates a massive 923-acre project to transform Mumbai housing and boost urban renewal efforts.

Mumbai slum cluster redevelopment policy targets large-scale urban transformation across 19 major sites, aiming to modernize city infrastructure by 2026.

Affordable rental housing Mumbai initiatives are gaining momentum as CM Fadnavis mandates a new digital platform to bridge the supply gap for migrants.

Maharashtra has designated approximately 1,000 acres across key Mumbai zones for intensive cluster redevelopment efforts. This strategic move aims to rapidly upgrade aging housing stock, enhance urban infrastructure, and ensure in-situ rehabilitation for middle-class residents, fundamentally transforming the financial capital's living standards.

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) is prioritizing the systematic overhaul of decades-old housing layouts in Mumbai, Pune, and Nashik. This strategic pivot focuses on brownfield projects and creating incentives for private sector participation in accelerated renewal.

MHADA CEO Sanjeev Jaiswal announced that 800 to 1,000 acres of land in Mumbai have been opened for cluster redevelopment over the past year, signalling a major increase in potential housing stock. The initiatives target enhanced affordability through policy rationalisation.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is poised to launch a crucial policy framework to regularise occupation certificates (OC) for approximately 25,000 housing societies across Mumbai by month-end. This move aims to resolve long-standing occupancy compliance issues affecting both residential and commercial property owners in the metropolis.

The Maharashtra government has announced a landmark policy to reform Mumbai's pagdi rental system, introducing clear FSI and TDR guidelines alongside fast-track courts to resolve 28,000+ pending disputes and accelerate redevelopment of thousands of unsafe buildings.

Deputy CM Eknath Shinde announces comprehensive housing reforms in Maharashtra Assembly covering pagdi system redevelopment with three-tier FSI model, dedicated fast-track courts for 28,000 pending tenant-landlord disputes, and draft rehabilitation policy for 25,000 SGNP slum dwellers and tribals.

Maharashtra government announces a Revised Occupancy Certificate Scheme to regularise over 20,000 buildings across Mumbai, providing relief to more than 10 lakh residents through premium discounts, penalty waivers, and individual flat OC provisions.

Maharashtra government introduces stamp duty concessions for cluster redevelopment flats up to 600 sq ft in Mumbai, offering residents significant cost savings and accelerating urban renewal projects under DCPR 2034.