Not too long ago, Vasai was a quiet suburb. Today, it’s the residential belt with the fastest rate of growth. Vasai’s improved social and infrastructure development has made it a major entry point to Mumbai. Numerous noteworthy developments in both small and large-scale infrastructure have made it possible for Vasai
Five real estate developers have been taken into custody by the Bandra police for allegedly defrauding a widow of the flat she purchased in Bandra West in 2005. Partners in Suchit Developers, Lachman Sajnani, Anil Sajnani, Dilip Manghnani, Anant Rane, and Vikrant Vaidya are the individuals who were detained. At
In August of last year, the developers were instructed by the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) to establish a “Complaint Redressal Cell” for each of their projects in order to address complaints from buyers. After the directive was recently reviewed, it was discovered that just 195 projects in Maharashtra
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has ordered a renowned property developer to return ₹66 lakh that was accepted from the buyer together with interest for not finishing the project by the deadline indicated on the RERA website, which is a huge relief for a homebuyer. Buyers filed three
The development plan road and recreational ground (RG) plot in Kandivali have been long-pending issues. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has denied Growels 101 Mall’s request to realign the road. The development plan (DP) department has denied the mall’s request for a road realignment, despite the BMC’s persistent requests for the
The Maharashtra government has authorized the development plans for ten historical, religious, and tourism destinations throughout the state in anticipation of the next assembly elections. These plans had received administrative clearance from the state last year, but funding to carry them out had not yet been allocated. Aundha Nagnath Temple
Mumbai is preparing for the groundbreaking of its first underground metro line in July, which would bring about a revolutionary expansion of its transit system. This new metro line, which runs 33.5 km below the crowded city streets, is expected to greatly reduce traffic congestion. With this enormous project, the
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has responded to recent worries about cracks on the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) bridge. According to the MMRDA, these cracks are not on the main bridge but on a section of the approach road connecting MTHL from Ulwe to Mumbai. During a
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has requested police protection for the demolition of unauthorized construction at Kamala Mills in Lower Parel. Previously, in March, the civic body had demolished part of an unauthorized structure on the same premises following a notice about the change of land use from a recreation
On Friday, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) clarified that the minor cracks found are on the approach road connecting to Atal Setu in Ulwe, not on the bridge itself. MMRDA assured that these cracks do not indicate any structural defects and pose no threat to the bridge. Labeling
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