BMC Targets 6,922 Properties for ₹6,000 Crore Tax Dues

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MUMBAI: The BMC has initiated action against 6,922 properties due to property tax dues totaling ₹6,089 crore. Additionally, 483 properties belonging to defaulters have been seized, with plans to auction off 210 properties.

Following the start of seizure actions, 2,888 property owners have paid over ₹784 crore in taxes.

As of Tuesday, ₹6,024 crore has been collected, representing 82.1% of the total property tax owed.

Seizure actions were executed against six units in the Hallmark commercial building located in Government Colony, Bandra. Three unit holders paid over ₹2 crore in dues promptly after the enforcement began.

  • Published on Mar 12, 2026, at 07:45 AM IST

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