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 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.

Maharashtra government has notified a cluster-based slum redevelopment policy requiring 50-acre minimum clusters with integrated planning, aiming to unlock land and boost Mumbai's housing supply.

Maharashtra Housing Department has issued a comprehensive Government Resolution outlining the Slum Cluster Redevelopment Scheme (SCRS), targeting five lakh rehabilitation tenements by 2030 through a streamlined, cluster-based approach that eliminates ownership restrictions.

The Maharashtra Slum Rehabilitation Authority has recovered over ₹1,100 crore in pending rent from builders, with ₹982 crore collected in just two years following legal amendments that empower the authority to attach builder properties and ensure timely compensation for slum tenants.

Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has outlined an ambitious human-first approach to reshape Mumbai's urban landscape, addressing the critical housing crisis affecting over 13,000 cessed buildings in South Mumbai while introducing comprehensive policies for affordable housing, cluster

The Maharashtra government has unveiled an ambitious Slum Cluster Redevelopment Scheme targeting 50-acre zones across Mumbai, with the SRA leading integrated housing development featuring modern infrastructure, FSI relaxations, and CRZ inclusion.

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority has announced significant policy reforms aimed at making redevelopment financially viable for developers and housing societies across Mumbai.

The Pereira family creates history by transforming their 87-year-old Bandra bungalow into Mumbai's first owner-controlled 14-storey residential tower, setting a new precedent for self-redevelopment in the city.

The Slum Rehabilitation Authority has set an ambitious target of delivering 5.09 lakh new homes for slum dwellers by 2030, more than double the total built in the past 29 years.

Maharashtra government prepares policy revision to extend slum rehabilitation benefits to first-floor chawl residents, potentially benefiting thousands across Mumbai, Thane, and Pune.

Malad makes history as Mumbai's first locality to convert PTC homes into permanent housing under new Maharashtra policy. 174 families get permanent keys for road project.

Noida Authority launches comprehensive redevelopment policy on June 14, 2025, for aging EWS buildings with FAR increase to 3.5, 70% resident consent requirement, free upgraded flats with 15% extra carpet area, and Mumbai-inspired framework for sustainable urban renewal.

Noida Authority approves Mumbai-inspired redevelopment policy to modernize EWS housing and unlock prime land development opportunities across key sectors.