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Slum Dwellers Approach RERA, Tribunal Says Rehab Not Our Concern

141 Slum Dwellers Approach RERA, Tribunal Says Rehab Not Our Concern

RERA Tribunal Shuts Door on 141 Slum Dwellers: Rehab Homes Outside Its…
Maharashtra forms an 11-member panel to audit the 1971 Slum Act and submit recommendations on slum redevelopment within 10 months.

Maharashtra Forms Expert Committee to Audit 1971 Slum Act, Gives 10 Months for Recommendations

Maharashtra forms an 11-member panel to audit the 1971 Slum Act and submit recommendations on slum redevelopment within 10 months.
Mumbai’s western suburbs are driving a massive redevelopment boom, with over 44,000 new homes worth ₹1.3 lakh crore in the pipeline, reshaping the city’s skyline and urban future.

Rs 143.45 Cr FSI Deal: Keystone Buys from Parth in Andheri SRA Project

In a Rs 143.45 crore deal, Keystone Realtors has purchased 8,800.74 sqm of sale FSI from Parth Construction’s SRA Composite Building in Village Majas, Andheri, for clubbing to its Versova project.
SRA has initiated land acquisition proceedings for two key Bandra plots previously under HDIL, bringing new hope to stalled slum schemes after the authority removed the HDIL group as developers in January 2025.

HDIL-linked Bandra Slum Redevelopment Projects Gain Fresh Momentum as SRA Initiates Land Acquisition

SRA has initiated land acquisition proceedings for two key Bandra plots previously under HDIL, bringing new hope to stalled slum schemes after the authority removed the HDIL group as developers in January 2025.
“Being the owner gives you preferential rights, but not unlimited time.” In a firm order, SRA removes a private landowner as developer after three years of zero progress on a Lower Parel slum scheme, prioritising slum dwellers’ right to timely rehabilitation.

Landlord’s Preferential Right Not Unlimited: SRA Removes Landlord as Developer After 3-Year Delay

“Being the owner gives you preferential rights, but not unlimited time.” In a firm order, SRA removes a private landowner as developer after three years of zero progress on a Lower Parel slum scheme, prioritising slum dwellers’ right to timely rehabilitation.