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Mumbai’s redevelopment market hits an inflection point, with 1,000+ projects launched and redevelopment taking 15% of housing sales.

Mumbai Redevelopment Hits Inflection Point as 1,000+ Projects Drive 15% Housing Sales

Mumbai’s redevelopment market is entering a new phase, with more than 1,000…
Bombay HC boosts compensation for Ghatkopar land acquired for 5th & 6th railway lines to ₹6,200/sqm and directs 40:60 sharing between owner and protected tenants while rejecting MMRDA’s direct claim.

Bombay HC Enhances Compensation for Ghatkopar 5th & 6th Railway Line Land to ₹6,200/sqm

Bombay HC boosts compensation for Ghatkopar land acquired for 5th & 6th railway lines to ₹6,200/sqm and directs 40:60 sharing between owner and protected tenants while rejecting MMRDA’s direct claim.
In a stark reminder of delayed justice in Mumbai’s property cases, the Bombay High Court has finally ordered eviction of a licensee from a Bandra flat after nearly 48 years of legal battle. (130 characters)

48-Year Battle Ends: Mumbai HC Orders Eviction of Tenant from Bandra Flat

In a stark reminder of delayed justice in Mumbai’s property cases, the Bombay High Court has finally ordered eviction of a licensee from a Bandra flat after nearly 48 years of legal battle. (130 characters)
Maharashtra forms an 11-member panel to audit the 1971 Slum Act and submit recommendations on slum redevelopment within 10 months.

28,061 Homes Planned: SRA Picks Andheri Cluster for Mega Slum Redevelopment Project

SRA plans 28,061 homes in Andheri cluster redevelopment, a key step towards slum-free Mumbai under the state housing policy.
MHADA’s pre-monsoon survey flags 82 highly dangerous buildings across Mumbai, impacting over 2,700 residents. Authorities have begun evacuation as monsoon risks rise, highlighting the city’s ongoing housing safety crisis.

These 82 Are Most Dangerous Buildings Of Mumbai

MHADA’s pre-monsoon survey flags 82 highly dangerous buildings across Mumbai, impacting over 2,700 residents. Authorities have begun evacuation as monsoon risks rise, highlighting the city’s ongoing housing safety crisis.