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MHADA Floats Tender for Redevelopment of Jogeshwari’s PMGP Colony; Residents to Receive 450 Sq. Ft. Homes

MHADA has initiated the tender process for the long-pending redevelopment of PMGP Colony in Jogeshwari (East), Mumbai. Nearly 1,000 families living in 180 sq. ft. units will soon be rehabilitated into modern 450 sq. ft. homes. After delays with a private developer, MHADA will now execute the project through an EPC contractor over the next three and a half years.
Dharavi, Asia's largest slum

Maharashtra Cabinet Approves Stamp Duty Relief For Dharavi Redevelopment

In a bid to expedite the Dharavi Redevelopment Project, the Maharashtra Cabinet has approved stamp duty concessions on lease agreements involving the project’s SPV and the Rail Land Development Authority. The relief aims to reduce transaction costs and accelerate the start of construction on one of India’s most ambitious urban renewal initiatives.

MHADA Floats Tender for Kamathipura Redevelopment

MHADA has launched the long-awaited Kamathipura Cluster Redevelopment Project, covering 34 acres in South Mumbai. The plan includes the rehabilitation of over 8,000 tenants and 800 landowners and will transform the area with new housing, commercial spaces, and infrastructure. The initiative, approved under DCPR 2034 Regulation 33(9), aims to create an “Urban Village” with modern living amenities and secure housing for residents.

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.
affordable homes

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.