MHADA Earns ₹5.68 Crore Ahead of Upcoming Lottery for 2,030 Homes

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has generated ₹5.68 crore ahead of its upcoming lottery for 2,030 homes in Mumbai. With over 113,000 applicants completing their payments, the lottery, scheduled for October 8, 2024, aims to provide affordable housing options in the city.

Maharashtra Government Announces Affordable Housing Scheme for 5,000 Dabbawalas

The Maharashtra government has announced an affordable housing scheme to provide 5,000 dabbawalas with homes under PMAY. The project, located on a 46-acre site in Thane, will feature 500 sq ft homes costing up to ₹25 lakh. MHADA will oversee the development, and the state government is considering a reduction in prices following requests from the dabbawalas.

MHADA Receives Over 50,000 Applications for 2030 Homes in Mumbai Lottery; Deadline Extended

MHADA’s housing lottery for 2,030 homes in Mumbai has received over 50,000 applications, with the deadline extended to September 19. The authority has also reduced prices for 370 units.

Worli Home Price Slashed: From ₹2.62 Crore to ₹2.09 Crore

MHADA has reduced home prices in its Mumbai lottery, with significant cuts across various income groups. A Worli property that was priced at ₹2.62 crore is now available for ₹2.09 crore. Other reductions include a Chembur home now priced at ₹83 lakh, and a Tardeo property down to ₹6.82 crore from ₹7.57 crore. These changes aim to make housing more affordable across Mumbai.

High Prices Forced Former Central Minister from Modi Govt to Decline MHADA Homes

In a surprising development, both a former central minister and a BJP…