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  1. www.hindustantimes.com › cities › mumbai-news18 years on, Dharavi’s redevelopment project still to take off

    The plan, to start with, was ambitious: 600 acres of Dharavi would be redeveloped. The slum was divided into five sectors and tenders would be issued simultaneously for all.

    • Naresh Kamath

  2. economictimes.indiatimes.com › industry › servicesMaharashtra government plans to fast-track Dharavi ...

    Aug 22, 2022 · The redevelopment of Dharavi, Asias largest slum spread over 600 acres of prime land in Mumbai, will be a big opportunity for slum-dwellers and will also help urban planners, human rights activists and the state government to transform the face of Mumbai city altogether.

  3. www.hindustantimes.com › cities › mumbai-newsMaharashtra government looks at redevelopment of slum clusters

    The state government on Tuesday it was tapping the possibility of redevelopment of slum clusters in Mumbai through Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (Mhada) and Slum...

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  5. swarajyamag.com › news-brief › dharavi-slumDharavi Slum Redevelopment Project Back On Track, Shinde ...

    Sep 22, 2022 · The redevelopment of Dharavi, one of the biggest slums in Asia, throws open over 600 acres of prime land, but the project has met with hurdles over the last two decades. The 535-acre...

  6. www.hindustantimes.com › cities › mumbai-newsHow slum redevelopment homes got bigger over the years

    Sep 19, 2024 · When the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) was established in 1995, with the aim of making Mumbai slum-free, the minimum carpet area stipulated was 180 sq ft, which is smaller than a one-car garage.

  7. timesofindia.indiatimes.com › city › mumbaiMaharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority plans ...

    Sep 9, 2012 · A 2010 report by Anand Rathi Associates said the total land available for such slum projects in Mumbai is 8,600 acres, against 4,500 acres potential of Mhada colonies and 200 acres available under mill and factory lands. This explains why developers look at slums as potential goldmines.

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  9. www.99acres.com › articles › state-govt-to-bringState govt to bring redevelopment projects under MahaRERA

    Apr 19, 2018 · In an attempt to provide major relief to slum dwellers in Mumbai, Maharashtra government intends to bring all redevelopment projects of MHADA and SR scheme under the ambit of RERA. Likely to be effective from May 1 onwards, it will make redevelopers accountable to state RERA.