Adani’s Dharavi Project Secures Approval For Railway Housing Development
Receiving a beginning certificate from BMC to build railway quarters on railway-owned land marked a significant milestone for the Adani-led…
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Bandra’s Slum-to-Urban Transformation with Oberoi Realty’s 2.5-Acre Redevelopment
According to Oberoi Realty, the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) has chosen the company to carry out a slum rehabilitation project…
SRA Approves Oberoi Realty For Redevelopment Of Bandra Reclamation Lands
The choice of Oberoi Realty as the developer for the slum restoration program for lands covering roughly 10,300 square meters…
BKC’s Bharat Nagar Shanties At Risk As Residents Protest Demolition Drive
On Thursday morning, hundreds of people from the Bandra Kurla Complex’s Bharat Nagar shanties demonstrated in the streets as government…
Slum-Free Mumbai Vision Hits A Snag With Ghatkopar East Project Delays
Since former Chief Minister Eknath Shinde gave out rental checks to locals more than three months ago, not much has…
Major Redevelopment for Bandra’s Nargis Dutt Nagar Worth Rs 10,000 Crore
Nargis Dutt Nagar, the biggest slum in Bandra, is about to undergo a significant renovation project that is expected to…
SRA Invites Bids for 39-Year-Delayed Santacruz Slum Redevelopment
For the 39-year-delayed rebuilding of the Om Namo Sujalam Sufalam Society in Santacruz East, the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) is…
SRA Revives Tender for Santacruz Slum Redevelopment with Extended Deadline
Om Namo Sujalam Sufalam Society is a slum colony in Santacruz East with approximately 1,000 tenements, including residential and commercial…
Top Six landlords own more than ten percent of Mumbai’s land
Mumbai is a city where land is limited and possibly the most costly in the country. So, who are the…
Bombay High Court Reaffirms 51% Consent Requirement for Slum Redevelopment Projects Amid Legal Dispute
The Bombay High Court has reinforced the necessity for obtaining the irrevocable consent of at least 51% of eligible slum…