Kotak Mahindra Bank: RLLR: 0.75 | From: 8.7% - To: 10.5%
Union Bank of India: RLLR: 0.5 | From: 8.5% - To: 10%
Bank of Baroda: RLLR: 0.5 | From: 9.25% - To: 11%
HDFC Bank: RLLR: 0.75 | From: 8.5% - To: 8.8%

Location : Mumbai City

Dharavi redevelopment project seeks an additional 15 acres in BKC for machinery storage

The Dharavi Redevelopment Project, managed by Dharavi Redevelopment Project Pvt. Ltd. (DRPPL), aims to transform a 600-acre slum in Mumbai into a modern urban area. To support this massive effort, DRPPL has requested 15 acres of land in Bandra Kurla Complex from the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) for machinery storage. They have also secured 27.57 acres from the Railway Land Development Authority and are seeking 12 acres currently used by Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST). The Maharashtra government proposes an additional 283.4 acres of salt pan land. The project, though logistically challenging, promises improved living conditions for 1.2 million residents.Read more

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Inside Mahalaxmi's Real Estate: From landmark sales to diverse housing options

Mahalaxmi, a locality in South Mumbai, is celebrated for its rich history and upscale living environment. In May, Piramal Mahalaxmi - South Tower emerged as the top performer with 7 transactions, followed closely by Piramal Mahalaxmi North Tower with 5 deals. K Raheja Vivarea and Lokhandwala Minerva Mahalaxmi also contributed significantly with 2 transactions each. Developer sales dominated the market, reflecting a preference for new developments over resale properties. Apartment sizes varied widely, from the expansive 2,597 square feet in K Raheja Vivarea to the more compact 736 square feet in Piramal Mahalaxmi - South Tower, accommodating diverse buyer preferences. With prices per square foot ranging from INR 29,212 to INR 1,04,390, Mahalaxmi offers luxury homes suited for both families and individuals. The neighborhood's blend of tranquility, connectivity, and luxury amenities continues to attract affluent residents and businesses alike, reinforcing its status as a prime real estate destination in Mumbai.Read more

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Maharashtra implements New RERA rules regarding bank accounts for transparent real estate investments

Starting July 1st, Maharashtra's real estate sector will see enhanced buyer protection and transparency as MahaRERA introduces new regulations. Developers are now required to maintain three distinct bank accounts for project funds, centralising buyer payments and ensuring accountability. The RERA Designated Collection Account receives all buyer funds, excluding taxes, while the RERA Designated Separate Account allocates 70% for construction expenses. The remaining 30% in the RERA Designated Transaction Account offers operational flexibility. These measures aim to curb fund misuse, accelerate refunds, and expedite project completions, bolstering trust between homebuyers and developers in Maharashtra's evolving real estate landscape.Read more

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Lodha Acenza

Mumbai City, India

Lodha Group

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Vikhroli West: Rising real estate hub in Mumbai's Eastern Suburbs

Vikhroli West, located in the eastern suburbs of Mumbai, is rapidly developing into a prominent residential and commercial hub. Known for its high-rise apartments, gated communities, and corporate offices, the area boasts excellent connectivity through major roads and the suburban railway network. In May, significant real estate activity was observed, with Lodha Vikhroli ASPI Project 1 leading sales. The locality offers diverse housing options catering to a wide range of buyer preferences and price points. With its strategic location, ample amenities, and pockets of greenery, Vikhroli West is becoming an attractive destination for families and professionals seeking a modern lifestyle.Read more

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Urgent repairs needed for Andheri flyover, BMC and MMRDA in dispute

Mumbai faces a potential safety hazard as the Andheri flyover on the Western Express Highway (WEH) urgently needs repairs. An audit by VJTI in April flagged critical conditions in the flyover's superstructure, including support pillars. Despite this, repairs have stalled due to a dispute between BMC and MMRTA over responsibilities post-handover of WEH in November 2022. BMC lacks crucial structural details to proceed with INR 95 crore repairs and requests access from MMRTA. With daily traffic exceeding lakhs, swift resolution is crucial. Public safety hinges on collaboration to clarify responsibilities, expedite repairs, and secure the flyover for commuters' safety.Read more

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MHADA offers a one-time payment of INR 2.75 lakh to BDD Chawl tenants for on-going redevelopment

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) is offering INR 2.75 lakh (11 months' rent at INR 25,000 per month) in one installment to eligible BDD Chawl tenants not opting for transit camps. This decision supports tenants during the transition of the 207 historic BDD Chawls, housing 16,557 flats, built in 1920 and spread over 92 acres, into modern housing units. Responding to tenant requests, MHADA aims to streamline the process and address concerns until permanent relocation. A computerized lottery for new rehabilitation units is scheduled for late June, marking a significant step in the redevelopment project.Read more

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JVPD housing societies secure ownership of amenities in High Court decision

The Bombay High Court has ruled in favor of 14 housing societies in the Juhu Vile Parle Development (JVPD) scheme, granting them ownership of common plots and amenities. This decision clarifies that these plots belong to the societies, not the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA). The dispute originated from the JVPD scheme's development in the 1950s and resurfaced between 2010 and 2017 when MHADA and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) claimed ownership. The court affirmed the societies' rights, a significant win that allows them full control over their areas, improving livability and setting a precedent for similar cases nationwide.Read more

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Godrej Five Gardens

Mumbai City, India

Godrej Properties

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Mumbai's Metro 3 nears completion, providing relief for shopkeepers as barricades come down

The removal of barricades erected for Mumbai's Metro 3 project has brought relief to local shopkeepers who suffered due to restricted customer access for years. Nearly 63% of the roads along the 33.5-km underground line have been restored. However, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has faced criticism for the slow progress of its road concretisation work, completing only 15% of the planned 397 km cement concrete roads across five zones. The civic body has promised to expedite the work post-monsoon but has also cancelled a major contract due to delays. As the city navigates these infrastructural challenges, citizens hope for timely completion to alleviate commuting woes.Read more

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Project to connect Gokhale Bridge with Barfiwala Flyover nears completion

Mumbai's Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will complete the connection of the CD Barfiwala Flyover's north-side arm with the refurbished Gopal Krishna Gokhale Bridge by mid-July, costing INR 8 crore. Based on IIT Bombay and VJTI recommendations, the bridges are aligned by raising spans. VJTI's report suggested raising four spans, while IIT recommended only two. Initial work started only within 90 days, targeting completion by the early of July. The Barfiwala Flyover, built in 2008, was misaligned with the higher Gokhale Bridge, refurbished in the February of 2023. BMC commissioner Bhushan Gagrani also plans to connect the south-side arm at Vile Parle.Read more

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MMRDA begins redevelopment of Ghatkopar's Ramabai Ambedkar Nagar

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has announced the redevelopment of Ramabai Ambedkar Nagar in Ghatkopar, a major slum area. Tenders for an architect and project management consultant will be released this month. This 75-acre redevelopment under Regulation 33 (10) of the Development Control and Promotion Regulations, 2034, will facilitate extending the Eastern Freeway from Mankhurd to Thane. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will handle beneficiary identification and relocation, while MMRDA oversees redevelopment. Approved by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde in December 2023, the project is expected to complete in three years once land transfer occurs.Read more

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CM Eknath Shinde provides INR 50 lakh aid to family of laborer trapped in Versova creek

Chief Minister Eknath Shinde presented a cheque for INR 50 lakh to the family of Rakesh Yadav, a laborer trapped with a JCB near Versova Creek. The financial aid was provided at the CM's residence in Thane, attended by Yadav’s immediate family and senior officials from MMRDA and L&T. The cheque included INR 35 lakh from L&T and INR 15 lakh from insurance. Additionally, Rakesh’s brother, Durgesh, was offered a job at L&T. Despite 17 days of rescue efforts, Rakesh remains unlocated. The aid aims to support the family during this tragic time, highlighting the commitment to worker welfare.Read more

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Lodha Bellissimo Matunga

Mumbai City, India

Lodha Group

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MMRDA addresses concerns over cracks on Mumbai Trans Harbour Link Approach Road

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has clarified that recent cracks found on the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) bridge are limited to the approach road from Ulwe towards Mumbai. Discovered during a routine inspection on June 20th, 2024, these minor asphalt surface cracks pose no threat to the main bridge structure. Repairs by contractor M/s Strabag are underway and expected to conclude within 24 hours, ensuring no traffic disruptions. The MMRDA reaffirms its dedication to the safety and quality of the MTHL project through ongoing inspections and prompt maintenance.Read more

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Chandak Treesourus

Mumbai City, India

CHANDAK REALTORS PRIVATE LIMITED

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IMC Securities sets record with premium office lease in Mumbai's BKC

Mumbai's office market is ablaze with activity following IMC Securities' record-breaking lease deal at INR 700 per square foot in Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC). The lease, signed for Maker Maxity 4 North Avenue, underscores BKC's status as Mumbai's premier business district, rivaling global hubs like New York City. This deal coincides with the entry of Wall Street giants into India, drawn by the booming derivatives market. Mumbai's Grade A office rents have surged 6% to INR 136 per sq ft, reflecting robust demand. With over 2.3 million sq ft absorbed recently, Mumbai's commercial real estate outlook remains bullish amidst strong investor confidence and ongoing infrastructure developments.Read more

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Haware Intelligentia Horizon

Mumbai City, India

Haware Engineers & Builders

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Raymond Realty secures Bandra East redevelopment project worth over INR 2,000 crore

Raymond Realty has secured the redevelopment rights for MIG VI CHS Ltd in Mumbai's prime Bandra East neighborhood. This 2-acre project is estimated to generate revenue exceeding INR 2,000 crore. It marks Raymond Realty's fourth project in Mumbai, reinforcing its strategic expansion in the city. The redevelopment aligns with Raymond Limited's broader growth plans in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), complementing their ongoing 100-acre development in Thane, projected to generate INR 25,000 crore. This move underscores Raymond's shift from textiles to real estate, promising significant new revenue streams in the coming years.Read more

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Santacruz East sees robust real estate activity in May

Santacruz East, a vibrant neighborhood in Mumbai's western suburbs, is known for its diverse population and robust infrastructure. Home to educational institutions, hospitals, and shopping complexes, it offers a blend of urban convenience and pockets of greenery. The area has seen significant real estate growth, with high-rise developments catering to various buyer preferences. In May, Atmiya Centria Phase 2 led real estate activity, followed by transactions in Prabhat Residency and Navratnamala Apartment. Prices ranged from INR 65 lakhs to INR 7.6 crores, reflecting the locality's appeal to both value-conscious and high-end buyers. With excellent connectivity and a dynamic community, Santacruz East continues to attract families and professionals.Read more

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