Mumbai Property News

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

MHADA has identified 82 old cessed buildings in Mumbai as highly dangerous, impacting over 2,700 residents and businesses.

The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is poised to revolutionize connectivity between two of India's largest cities, Delhi and Mumbai. The expressway is set to significantly reduce travel time and improve logistics, which could have a profound impact on the...

MMRDA has received three bids to prepare the detailed project report for the proposed Mumbai Metro Line 14, which will connect Kanjurmarg and Badlapur. The consultancy firms in the fray include established engineering and infrastructure advisers, and their proposals are now under evaluation.<

Maharashtra has announced a ₹23,487-crore metro line to the Gateway of India, improving access to south Mumbai.

A wave of transport projects is set to improve how Mumbai moves in 2026, with direct effects on property demand along the routes.New metro stretches are opening in phases — including sections of Line 9 towards Dahisar and Line 2B — while a 10.5-km Thane stretch from Cadbury Junction to Gai

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has been cleared to take over about 1,387 hectares of land across Aksa, Daravli, Erangal, Madh, Malvani and Marve, free of encumbrances.Large, contiguous land like this is rare in and around Mumbai. Handing it to a single plannin

BKC Worli Services to August Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that the BKC to Acharya Atre Chowk section of Mumbai Metro Line 3 will begin operations

Navi Mumbai Airport is projected to alleviate traffic congestion on key routes by 20-30%.

Mumbai Gears Up for Stricter Construction Waste Regulations from April 2026 In response to the Union government's newly notified Construction & Demolition (C&D) Waste Management Rules, 2025, Mumbai is prepa

The Dharavi Redevelopment Project will resettle 1.4 lakh units, utilizing only 35-40% of the land for rehabilitation.

MHADA plans to conduct structural audits of 1,000 cessed buildings in Mumbai by March 2025 to address safety risks.