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DCPR 2034

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Maharashtra declares MSPHC the statewide implementing agency and developer for police housing on police lands under DCPR-2034 Regulation 33(3)(A).

Maharashtra names Police Housing Corp statewide developer for cop housing on police land

The Maharashtra government has appointed the Maharashtra State Police Housing and Welfare…
Mahindra Lifespaces will redevelop the 11,242 sq m Twinkle Star CHS land in Chembur after stamp duty of ₹7.22 crore was fixed on a ₹142.72 crore market value.

Mahindra to Redevelop 11,242 Sq M Twinkle Star Society in Chembur

Mahindra Lifespaces will redevelop the 11,242 sq m Twinkle Star CHS land in Chembur after stamp duty of ₹7.22 crore was fixed on a ₹142.72 crore market value.
Bombay High Court dismisses developer’s challenge and holds that future additional FSI cannot be used to indefinitely delay deemed conveyance to housing societies.

Big Win for Homebuyers: No More Delaying Conveyance Over Additional FSI

Bombay High Court dismisses developer’s challenge and holds that future additional FSI cannot be used to indefinitely delay deemed conveyance to housing societies.
Dharavi, Asia's largest slum

Dharavi Redevelopment: Non-Slum Dwellers to Get Minimum 500 Sq Ft Homes Under Major Policy Upgrade

Residents of buildings and chawls in Dharavi will now get a minimum of 500 sq ft rehabilitation units (370 sq ft carpet + 35% fungible) free of cost, up to a maximum of 753 sq ft, under a proposed amendment to development regulations. The change does not apply to slum hutment dwellers.
In a landmark ruling, the Bombay High Court has cleared the path for the BMC to take direct control of a Malad East slum rehabilitation project, rehabilitating eligible dwellers at its own expense after cancelling a private developer's NOC for non-compliance. The decision prioritizes public amenities on civic land and highlights landowner rights in Mumbai's redevelopment landscape.

BMC Takes Over Slum Rehabilitation Project in Malad East After High Court Upholds Cancellation of Private Developer’s NOC

In a landmark ruling, the Bombay High Court has cleared the path for the BMC to take direct control of a Malad East slum rehabilitation project, rehabilitating eligible dwellers at its own expense after cancelling a private developer’s NOC for non-compliance. The decision prioritizes public amenities on civic land and highlights landowner rights in Mumbai’s redevelopment landscape.