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India’s dream of owning a 3BHK is slipping further out of reach as prices rise faster than incomes across major metros, making location choice within cities critical, says Square Yards.

Maharashtra Govt to Launch New Policy for Redevelopment of Mumbai’s Pagdi Chawls: Eknath Shinde’s Big Announcement

The new framework provides balanced FSI for tenants and landlords, fast-tracks 28,000 court disputes, and ensures cost-free homes for low-income pagdi holders, accelerating redevelopment of 13,000+ old structures.
Affordable housing’s share of sales in India’s top cities has plunged to 18% in H1 2025. US tariffs on Indian exports could further hurt MSMEs—the core buyers of budget homes—risking defaults and slowing launches.

These are Mumbai City’s Most Dangerous Buildings to Live In – MHADA Declares 96 Cessed Buildings Unsafe in Pre-Monsoon Survey

In a crucial pre-monsoon warning, MHADA’s MBRRB has declared 96 cessed buildings in South Mumbai as extremely dangerous and unfit for habitation. With over 3,000 tenants affected, residents are urged to evacuate immediately. Full building-wise list and safety update inside.
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MHADA Opens Doors for Forgotten Tenants: Transit Camp Residents

MHADA has opened the online application process for displaced tenants and their legal heirs living in transit camps across Mumbai. These families, who vacated unsafe or non-redevelopable buildings years ago, can now apply for permanent tenements before the May 20, 2025 deadline.
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MHADA Reduces Premium from 110% to 100% of Ready Reckoner Rate for Eligible Tenants

MHADA has announced a 10% reduction in the premium charged to eligible tenants of old cessed buildings for additional area—bringing it down from 110% to 100% of the Ready Reckoner Rate. The change applies retrospectively to December 2023 lottery beneficiaries and is part of a broader 100-day action plan that includes new eligibility criteria and faster allotments.
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Here’s the list of 21 most dangerous MHADA buildings

MHADA has declared a total of 21 building comprising of 923 residents…