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MHADA Assesses Housing Project Progress in Kalyan Taluka

NEW DELHI: Sanjeev Jaiswal, vice-president and CEO of the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA), conducted an inspection of housing projects being developed by the Konkan Housing and Area Development Board in the Kalyan taluka of Thane district. During his visit to project sites in Khoni, Shirdhon, Gotheghar, and Bhandarli, Jaiswal reviewed the progress of ongoing construction. He emphasized the need for quality, transparency, and timely completion of projects. He further assessed various aspects such as construction quality, internal road access, water supply, electricity provisions, sewage management, and the green spaces and civic amenities planned for residents. The Khoni…

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900+ Acres of Mhada Layouts to Be Redeveloped in Mumbai

Certainly! Here’s a rewritten version of the given content, keeping the core information intact: Representative Image MUMBAI: In the coming years, a dozen Mhada layouts, covering 923 acres throughout the city, will be redeveloped, facilitating the rehabilitation of 75,445 residents currently living there, according to Sanjeev Jaiswal, vice-president and CEO of Mhada. The rehabilitation process is expected to take place over 5-10 years following the start of construction. During a media briefing on Friday, Jaiswal shared that some of the redevelopment projects have already been awarded, while tenders are being invited for others. Specifically, redevelopment proposals for the 250-acre Charkop…

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MHADA Aims for 20,000 Affordable Homes via Cluster Redevelopment

NEW DELHI: According to Sanjeev Jaiswal, the Vice President and CEO of the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA), Mumbai’s redevelopment strategy is evolving from focusing on individual buildings to large-scale cluster redevelopment. In an exclusive interview with Ankit Sharma, Jaiswal emphasized that MHADA is concentrating on redeveloping extensive housing layouts across the city. This approach could unlock 800-1,000 acres for redevelopment, creating a substantial supply of affordable housing units in the years ahead. He underscored the authority’s commitment to enhancing affordable housing for economically weaker sections (EWS) and lower-income groups (LIG), fast-tracking the redevelopment of aging properties, and…