The Mumbai OC amnesty plan stalls as the BMC faces challenges with complex eligibility rules affecting thousands of residential units across the city.

The Mumbai housing amnesty scheme targets 25,000 societies, providing a pathway for obtaining occupation certificates and regularising old developments.

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 launched a special amnesty scheme to regularise nearly 20,000 buildings in Mumbai lacking Occupation Certificates, offering penalty waivers and 50% premium discounts to over 10 lakh affected residents.