MHADA’s 925-acre Mumbai plan could attract ₹4 lakh crore investment
MUMBAI: The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) aims to launch a redevelopment programme under its Construction & Development Agency (C&D) model, expected to attract investments of approximately ₹4 lakh crore in Mumbai, according to a senior official from the agency. This initiative will facilitate the construction of roughly 75,000 rehabilitation tenements, about 30,000 housing units for MHADA, along with a significant saleable component to benefit private developers. “This large-scale urban renewal initiative will cover around 925 acres across 11 projects, significantly revamping many older housing colonies and reshaping some of Mumbai’s most crowded neighborhoods. In total, these projects…