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.

The Maharashtra state government announced its ambitious Housing Policy 2025, revealing plans to construct 35 lakh affordable homes within the next five years to tackle the state's escalating urban housing shortage.

Architecture and urban planning professionals have voiced strong opposition to Mumbai's proposed iconic buildings initiative, warning that the policy could severely compromise the city's historic character and create significant infrastructure challenges while lacking adequate oversight mechanisms.

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.

BMC proposes Regulation 33(27) for iconic buildings in Mumbai, offering additional FSI for projects with 40% public access, premium up to 50% of ASR land value.

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

Tired of builder delays and broken promises? Housing societies across Mumbai are taking charge through self-redevelopment, gaining bigger homes, financial control, and complete transparency. Here’s why your society should consider it too.

MHADA has announced plans to construct 8 lakh homes in the next five years, prioritizing affordable and rental housing for mill workers, dabbawallas, and lower-income groups. The initiative aims to boost urban redevelopment and enhance housing accessibility across Maharashtra.

Maharashtra is set to launch a transformative housing policy focusing on affordable homes, cluster redevelopment, and infrastructure upgrades. The initiative includes 100,000 new homes, 800,000 additional units, and growth hubs to boost employment and economic development.

Prestige Group, along with RC Group and Valor Estate, is launching a ₹7,000 crore redevelopment in Bandra, Mumbai, transforming 19 housing societies across four acres into modern residential complexes.

Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said that Mumbai will give TDR of up to 10 stories for airport funnel zone building rehabilitation. Redevelopment has been impeded by height constraints as most buildings in this area are 3-4 storeys. This government strategy promotes urban renewal.

Mumbai realtors, under CREDAI-MCHI, have petitioned the Maharashtra government for policy changes to lower rising property prices, which are hurting the city's economy.