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Maharashtra govt decentralises land approval powers to speed up projectsMaharashtra's government has boosted the powers of district collectors and divisional commissioners. This move aims to speed up approvals f...- MMRDA secures 216 acres in Raigad for Mumbai 3.0 project through participatory modelMumbai 3.0 project is underway with MMRDA securing 216 acres in Raigad district. This marks a significant step in a new participatory devel...
- Adani Properties to invest Rs 1 lakh cr to redevelop Mumbai’s 143-acre Motilal NagarAdani Properties will invest over Rs 1 lakh crore to redevelop Mumbai's Motilal Nagar, a 143-acre project set to become the second-largest ...
- Maharashtra government increases FSI for slum-rehab projects across stateThe government has revised the Unified Development Control Promotion Regulations (UDCPR) for the rest of the state to give effect to this i...
- CIDCO to issue provisional NOC for developments with additional FSI under Unified DCPRThe move is expected to enable the licensee or lessee of the land to obtain development permission from the concerned planning authority al...
- Was elevated rail proposal stuck because of FSI: Bombay HC asks StateThe HC asked government to explain why a proposal of elevated rail corridor on the city's suburban network has been kept in limbo for the l...
- Maharashtra's new IT policy may boost realty business in Navi Mumbai, PuneUnder the new policy, the state government has raised the FSI permissible develop ment on a plot -for the IT industry by 200 per cent over ...
- Maharashtra government to launch rental housing scheme with better normsThe rental housing scheme was initially introduced by the state government in 2009 to allow participation of private sector developers.
- Maharashtra government asks Mhada to review its 104 coloniesThe state government housing authority is currently working on the report, trying to ascertain the additional housing supply that can be in...
- State government turns focus on builders to raise revenueThe government is on the verge of okaying a proposal where builders in Mumbai would henceforth have to pay a premium for utilising the extr...
- New FSI policy to help Maharashtra industryFSI for factory expansion has been increased from 0.1 to 1 and powers to sanction projects have been delegated to collectors in order to sp...
- Maha govt new regulations to hurt margin of Mumbai-based realty developersThe additional FSI will be allowed at 60%, 80% and 100% of the ready reckoner rates for residential, industrial and commercial projects, re...
- Realty cos will now be charged for extra FSIThe local bodies can now charge a fee for granting additional floor space index (FSI), as Maharashtra government has amended the State Regi...
- Maharashtra govt to increase FSI to one per centThe Maharashtra government has decided to increase Floor Space Index (FSI) for constructions in the newly emerging townships near cities ac...
- Mumbai has lowest FSI, says developerMumbai has the lowest Floor Space Index (FSI) of 1.33 against an all-India average of 2.5 to 3. The city needs an FSI of at least five to e...
- Mumbai to soon emerge as hub of realty dealsThe Railways plans to unlock value of its commercial real estate in Bandra, Mumbai CST and Mumbai Central. Delhi is the best Indian city to...
- Peninsula to convert Dawn Mills into IT parkPeninsula Land, the real estate arm of the diversified Ashok Piramal group, has decided to convert Dawn Mills, its defunct textile firm at ...
- Vertical growth, shaky groundMumbai’s roads and drains will have more load to carry, though it may seem impossible. A slew of urban development measures announced by th...
- FSI hike may leave out key city spotsContrary to expectations, the Maharashtra government’s proposed housing policy is unlikely to offer higher floor space index (FSI) for all ...
- Rs 1,153-crore development package for MarathwadaThe cash-strapped Maharashtra government performed its annual ritual by declaring a Rs 1,153-crore development package for the Marathwada r...
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