Mumbai Property News

Following the strong response to Phase 1 of The Westpark in Andheri West, DLF is preparing to launch over 8 lakh sq ft in Phase 2, further strengthening its presence in Mumbai's residential market.

The Indian government's initiative for electric buses and trucks could reshape Mumbai's urban transport and real estate landscape, enhancing sustainability and property values along key transit routes.

The Centre's initiative aims to enhance transparency in highway concession agreements, impacting infrastructure development in Mumbai. Stricter rules may foster competition and improve project delivery.

Top cricketers in India own luxury sea-facing homes in Mumbai, highlighting the city's premium coastal real estate.

A data-centre operator has bought a 3.5-acre plot in the TTC belt at Khairane, Navi Mumbai for about ₹282 crore, to build a new facility in one of India's fastest-growing data-centre corridors.

MHADA has begun the handover of 537 rehabilitation flats in Naigaon, part of a larger redevelopment project for BDD chawls.

Pune's civic administration has ordered the evacuation of 36 unsafe wadas before the monsoon, citing safety concerns.

A 101-acre Andheri West cluster has been picked as Mumbai's first large slum cluster redevelopment, with 28,061 rehab homes planned and three developers bidding; about 18 such clusters are mapped citywide.

Maharashtra has revised its sand extraction policy to include new royalty rates and district-level online auctions.

Quick-commerce platforms like Blinkit and Zepto are transforming Mumbai's retail landscape by enabling rapid delivery, impacting consumer behavior and commercial real estate dynamics.

Adani Properties has secured the highest bids for MHADA's redevelopment projects in Worli and Bandra, awaiting further approvals.

The Maharashtra government has acquired the Air India building in Nariman Point for ₹1,601 crore, addressing its office space shortage.