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Maharashtra has extended government land lease tenure to 49 years with a renewal option up to 98 years, aiming to boost commercial development and increase state revenue.

₹1,500 Crore Disbursed from Stamp Duty Surcharges to MMRDA, & Metro Projects

Maharashtra government has approved ₹1,500 crore from stamp duty surcharge collections to fund MMRDA, Mumbai Metro, and Maha-Metro projects, directly linking real estate transactions to infrastructure growth.
Maharashtra Govt issues GR exempting intra-family transfers of ceiling-allotted lands from Collector permission and premium requirements, based on 2003 High Court order — a big relief for landless beneficiaries and heirs facing administrative hurdles.

MMRDA Sets Reserve Price at ₹1,629 Crore for 10 FSI Wadala Plot Lease Auction

After BKC’s land bank sells out, MMRDA targets ₹1,629 crore for a prime 10 FSI Wadala plot, drawing on past auction successes like Lodha’s ₹4,053 crore win and recent 40% BKC premiums to fund Mumbai’s metro revolution.
Slum Rehabilitation Projects Are Quietly Funding Mumbai’s Transport Future

📰 How Slum Rehabilitation Projects Are Quietly Funding Mumbai’s Transport Future

Mumbai real estate, SRA projects, Urban Transport Fund, Maharashtra Government, Slum Rehabilitation, infrastructure funding, redevelopment policy, Mumbai transport, housing and infrastructure, development charges
Meta Description Indian Railways is monetizing nearly 20 acres of prime land in Mumbai's Bandra East, Parel, and Mahalaxmi

Railways to Monetise Nearly 20 Acres of Prime Mumbai Land for Over ₹8,092 Crore

The Indian Railways’ Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA) is set to transform Mumbai’s urban landscape by monetizing close to 20 acres of prime railway land in Bandra East, Parel, and Mahalaxmi. This ambitious project, with a targeted value of over ₹8,092 crore, is designed to create a significant non-tariff revenue stream for the railways while injecting a much-needed supply of new commercial and residential properties into Mumbai’s perpetually constrained real estate market. Offered on a long-term, 99-year lease, the initiative aims to attract leading developers through a transparent e-tendering process, signaling a major step in unlocking the value of railway assets for urban growth and infrastructure modernization.
Investors in real estate

Investor Confidence Soars as Real Estate Leads AIF Investments in H1 FY25

India’s real estate sector led AIF investments in the first half of FY25, attracting ₹75,468 crore, signaling robust investor confidence. This growth is driven by strong demand, decreasing unsold inventory, and the increasing reliance on Category II AIFs to fund key real estate projects.