One such revolutionary undertaking is the long-overdue redevelopment of Dharavi, one of Asia's biggest slum clusters. Dharavi, home to approximately one million people, is a lively town spanning across 600 acres close to the famed Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC). Despite its reputation, Dharavi is a thriving economic hub with several small-scale businesses producing pharmaceuticals, leather goods, footwear, and textiles. It has come to symbolise Mumbai's tenacity and business spirit throughout time.
This landmark project is poised to rejuvenate Mumbai's real estate market, especially in Central Mumbai, where new developments have stalled due to land scarcity.
Project Timeline & Rehabilitation
The Dharavi redevelopment project, scheduled to be completed over 17 years, includes a critical rehabilitation phase to be completed within seven years of acquiring the required clearances. The Adani Group is presently undertaking a rigorous study to identify qualified slum inhabitants.
Industrial & Commercial Integration
Eligible businesses will benefit from several state incentives:
A Vision for a Slum-Free Mumbai
The redevelopment of Dharavi is more than a construction project — it is a beacon of hope for millions and a major milestone in Mumbai's urban development.
Stay tuned to Re-Mumbai for continuous updates. Together, let's witness the dawn of a new era for our city.
