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urban development

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CIDCO

CIDCO Reclaims Over 2 Lakh Sq. M. of Land from Encroachments in 2024

CIDCO successfully demolished 2,102 unauthorized structures in Navi Mumbai and NAINA in 2024, reclaiming 2,06,431 square meters of land. This move is part of CIDCO’s ongoing efforts to maintain organized urban development, supporting infrastructure projects like the Navi Mumbai International Airport and Metro. The demolition drives followed due process, with notices issued to property owners under the MRTP Act.
Dharavi, Asia's largest slum

Dharavi Redevelopment Project Pvt Ltd Renamed Navbharat Mega Developers Pvt Ltd

Dharavi Redevelopment Project Pvt Ltd (DRPPL) has rebranded as Navbharat Mega Developers Pvt Ltd (NMDPL), reflecting a broader vision for the Dharavi redevelopment. The name change, approved by the Board and Ministry of Corporate Affairs, aims to underscore the project’s scale while maintaining the government’s central role in overseeing the initiative.
Revolutionizing Mumbai’s Real Estate: The Impact of Infrastructure Development on the MMR Landscape

Peripheral Areas Outshine Mumbai’s Prime Locations in Residential Price Appreciation

Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) is witnessing a shift as peripheral areas like Panvel and Virar are outpacing prime locations such as Worli in residential price appreciation. Enhanced connectivity, improved infrastructure, and affordable housing are driving this growth, making suburban areas increasingly attractive to homebuyers and investors.
Investment in real estate and IPO

Electric Vehicles Drive Real Estate Growth in India: A USD 40 Billion Opportunity by 2030

India’s electric vehicle (EV) sector is set to attract USD 40 billion in investments by 2030, unlocking significant real estate opportunities in manufacturing, charging infrastructure, and industrial spaces. Learn how the EV boom will reshape India’s real estate market.
BMC

Exclusive: BMC Seeks Special Planning Authority Status for SRA Projects on Its Land

The BMC has requested Special Planning Authority status for SRA projects on its land, hoping to accelerate redevelopment efforts. However, experts warn that this move could diminish the role of the SRA in managing slum rehabilitation in Mumbai. The proposal awaits discussion once the new state government is formed.