In a critical pre-monsoon safety alert, the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority has identified 82 buildings across Mumbai City Island as “highly dangerous”, urging immediate evacuation and public cooperation to prevent potential tragedies during the upcoming monsoon.

The survey, conducted by MHADA’s Mumbai Building Repairs and Reconstruction Board, highlights a persistent structural risk in the city’s aging cessed buildings. Notably, 43 of these buildings were already classified as dangerous last year, underscoring the slow pace of redevelopment and repair.


Over 2,700 Residents at Risk

The identified buildings house 2,736 occupants, including 2,256 residential and 480 commercial tenants. Authorities have already initiated action:

  • 176 residents issued evacuation notices
  • 29 shifted to MHADA transit camps
  • 36 residents relocated independently
  • Over 2,100 residents still require relocation, with arrangements in progress

Officials have warned that stricter enforcement will follow if evacuation is delayed.


Emergency Helplines & Contact Details

To handle emergencies and assist residents, MHADA and civic authorities have activated round-the-clock control rooms:

MHADA Control Room (24×7):
📍 Rajni Mahal, 1st Floor, Tardeo Road, Mumbai – 400034
📞 Landline: 23536945 / 23517423
📱 Mobile: 9321637699

Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai Control Room:
📍 Municipal Headquarters, Fort, Mumbai
📞 Telephone: 22694725 / 22694727

Residents have been urged to immediately report cracks, structural shifts, leakages, or unusual sounds from buildings.


Full List of 82 Dangerous Buildings

MHADA has released the following list of buildings declared highly dangerous:

  1. 30 C–30 D, Bomanji Lane
  2. 120, Bora Bazaar Street
  3. 15, Tandel Cross Lane
  4. 100–102, Kambekar Street
  5. 71–77, Samuel Street
  6. Building No. 23–27, Banyan Street
  7. Building No. 40, Bapu Court Street
  8. Building No. 404–416 cluster, Sheikh Memon Street & adjoining areas
  9. Building No. 404-D, Kalbadevi Road
  10. Building No. 157/3, Cavel Cross Lane No. 5
  11. Building No. 83–85, Trinity Street
  12. Building No. 377-A, J. S. S. Road
  13. Building No. 7–9, Ropa Lane
  14. Building No. 25, Nawroji Street
  15. Building No. 22–34, V. P. Road
  16. Building No. 51, First Carpenter Street
  17. 31A, Mama Parmanand Marg, Girgaon
  18. 16–22A, Khattar Ali Lane, Girgaon
  19. 11–13, M. K. Road, Girgaon
  20. 5D, Dubhash Lane, Girgaon
  21. 316-AB, V. P. Road, Girgaon
  22. 247-B, V. P. Road, Girgaon
  23. Kalyan Building, Girgaon
  24. 88D–88G, Khadilkar Road, Girgaon
  25. 41–45, J. S. S. Road, Girgaon
  26. Mancharam Niwas, Shenvi Wadi
  27. Vishnu Niwas, Shenvi Wadi
  28. 21–BC, Khadilkar Road
  29. Building No. 314-B, V. P. Road
  30. Building No. 5-J, Dubhash Lane
  31. 66–68A, Tatya Gharpure Path
  32. Matruvandana, Khetwadi 6th Lane
  33. 2–8, Pawaiwala Street
  34. 1, Khetwadi 12th Lane
  35. 427-E, M. S. Ali Road
  36. 346–348A, Bellasis Road
  37. 3, Raghavji Road
  38. 25, Sussex Road, Mazgaon
  39. 86B, Maplavi Motisha Lane
  40. 7–9A, Hathi Baug Road
  41. 10, Hathi Baug Road
  42. 22, Naralwadi Road
  43. Unwala Building, D. N. Singh Road
  44. 26, Sussex Road
  45. 76, Tank Bandar Road
  46. Digvijay Mill Chawl, Kalachowki
  47. 2–18, Babula Tank Road
  48. Jaguli Building, Sankli Street
  49. Gujaria Building, Maulana Azad Road
  50. 440–442, Sir J. J. Road
  51. 85–97, Sophia Zuber Road cluster
  52. 67–81, Sophia Zuber Road
  53. Multiple structures, Maulana Azad Road
  54. 50–64, Maulana Azad Road
  55. 4–6–8, Maulana Azad Road
  56. Dimtimkar Road cluster
  57. 10, Maulana Azad Road
  58. 12–20, Maulana Azad Road
  59. Kamathipura 10th Lane
  60. Kamathipura 11th Lane
  61. Noor Manzil, Falkland Road
  62. Laxmi Building, Clare Road
  63. Retable Street building cluster
  64. New Star Mansion, K. K. Road
  65. Koli Chawl No. 3, Ganpatrao Kadam Marg
  66. Laxmi Building, Elphinstone Road
  67. Meher Lodge, Saat Rasta
  68. Sai Prasad, Murari Ghag Marg
  69. Fitwala Building, Elphinstone Road
  70. Haji Kasam Chawl, Shaheed Amar Sheikh Marg
  71. Kharas Building, N. M. Joshi Marg
  72. Vira Building, Jagannath Bhatankar Road
  73. Daya Vira Building, Jagannath Bhatankar Road
  74. Corner Chambers, Shivaji Park Road, Dadar
  75. Goregaonkar Wadi, Dadar West
  76. Hedavkar Wadi No. 2, Dadar West
  77. Kubal Niwas, Gokhale Road
  78. Ilam Mahal, S. K. Bole Road
  79. Jamal House, Mahim
  80. Anand Bhavan (Old), Shivaji Park
  81. Minerva Building, Dadar East
  82. Minerva Mansion, Dr. B. A. Road

A Recurring Urban Crisis

This annual exercise once again highlights Mumbai’s ongoing struggle with aging housing stock and delayed redevelopment, particularly in South and Central Mumbai. Experts warn that without faster redevelopment approvals and tenant cooperation, such high-risk lists will continue to expand each year.

MHADA has reiterated that public cooperation is critical—timely evacuation can save lives.

Also Read: These are Mumbai’s 15 Most Dangerous Buildings

You May Also Like

For the first time since 2022, Mumbai’s unsold inventory in the luxury housing segment has risen by 36%

Mumbai’s luxury housing market saw a 36% rise in unsold homes in Q1 2025 — the first yearly increase since 2022 — even as overall property registrations and state revenue surged to record levels. High new supply, rising prices, and economic headwinds slowed luxury sales, but strong momentum continues in mid-to-premium housing.

With Just ₹75,000 in His Bank, Vedanta Founder Anil Agarwal Bought His First Home in Malabar Hill

Vedanta founder Anil Agarwal recently shared an inspiring story about his first home purchase in Mumbai. Despite having only ₹75,000 in his bank account, he refused to settle for a suburban home and instead set his sights on Malabar Hill. His determination led him to buy a 330 sq ft flat in Navranga Apartment, marking a major milestone in his journey. Agarwal’s story is a testament to the power of ambition, proving that with hard work and self-belief, even the biggest dreams can become reality.

Elections For Housing Societies Can Be Held

Elections for the cooperative housing societies can be held now, the state…

Service Class Dominates Homebuying

Homebuying Trends – Service Class Dominates, Larger Homes Still in Highest Demand…