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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.
MahaRERA Appellate Tribunal Orders Developer to Refund Buyers, Rejects Cancellation Fee

MahaRERA Appoints Revenue Recovery Officers to Enforce Builder Penalties, Boosting Homebuyer Protection

In a major relief for homebuyers, the Maharashtra government has appointed dedicated Revenue Recovery Officers to enforce MahaRERA orders against defaulting builders. This decision enables faster recovery of penalties and compensation, providing long-overdue justice to affected buyers in stalled or delayed projects.
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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.

Gokuldham Residents May Opt for Self-Redevelopment

Residents of Gokuldham mill workers’ colony in Goregaon East are showing strong interest in self-redevelopment of their aging buildings, seeking more control and transparency compared to traditional builder-led models. An awareness session led by architect Chandrashekhar Prabhu highlighted the benefits and process of self-redevelopment, emphasizing community empowerment and efficient urban renewal.
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MHADA Chief Calls for Public-Private Partnership to Accelerate Mumbai’s Redevelopment at EODR 2.0

Over 3,000 housing societies and 40 developers gathered at CREDAI-MCHI’s EODR 2.0, where MHADA CEO Sanjeev Jaiswal emphasized the urgency of public-private partnerships and policy reforms to revamp Mumbai’s aging buildings and drive transparent, efficient redevelopment.