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MHADA kicks off flat possession at Worli BDD Chawl, with 36 residents receiving keys on day one, marking progress in Mumbai’s largest redevelopment project.

36 Get Keys, 41 Allotted Flats as MHADA Begins Worli BDD Chawl Redevelopment Possession Drive

MHADA kicks off flat possession at Worli BDD Chawl, with 36 residents receiving keys on day one, marking progress in Mumbai’s largest redevelopment project.
In a major relief for Mumbai’s mill workers, the Maharashtra government has withdrawn a rule that permanently barred workers from MHADA housing if they refused an offered home, restoring fairness to the long-pending housing scheme.

Maharashtra Forms Panel to Explore Housing Options for Mumbai Mill Workers After Fresh Push

Maharashtra sets up a committee to explore housing options for Mumbai mill workers, reviving hope for homes within city limits after decades.
BDD Worli model post redevelopment

MHADA to Hand Over 827 Worli BDD Chawl Flats, Boosting Mumbai’s Biggest Redevelopment Project

MHADA starts handing over 827 flats in Worli’s BDD Chawl redevelopment, marking a major milestone in transforming Mumbai’s oldest housing clusters into modern homes.
After 15 years of delay, MHADA has started PAAA agreements for the ₹893 crore PMGP Colony redevelopment in Jogeshwari, marking a major step toward transforming 942 homes into modern 450 sq ft units.

MHADA Announces Reduction in Prices for 1,221 Lottery Homes

MHADA slashes prices by 7.5% on 1,221 tenements in Vikhroli’s Kannamwar Nagar project; lottery deadline extended to 14 May 2026 with draw on 5 June. Each flat includes free car parking.
MHADA unveils the Motilal Nagar redevelopment master plan, offering 1,600 sq ft RERA carpet homes to residents currently living in 260 sq ft tenements—marking a historic shift in Mumbai’s redevelopment standards.

1,600 Sq Ft RERA Carpet Homes for 260 Sq Ft Tenements

MHADA unveils the Motilal Nagar redevelopment master plan, offering 1,600 sq ft RERA carpet homes to residents currently living in 260 sq ft tenements—marking a historic shift in Mumbai’s redevelopment standards.