Maharashtra Govt Aims to Make Mumbai Slum Free in 10 Years: CM Fadnavis
The state also plans new urban centres and infrastructure projects to support future growth, as property registrations crossed 1.06 million and revenue reached ₹9,365 crore.
- Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that Maharashtra aims to complete 10,000 rehabilitation homes in the Dharavi redevelopment project by January 2029, with plans to invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi to hand over keys to families.
- To manage inevitable urban growth, Fadnavis outlined a 10-year plan to make Mumbai slum-free using cluster development throughout the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, stepping up redevelopment across the city.
- Outpacing India's 7.8% rate, Maharashtra recorded 8.8% economic growth in the first quarter, while Fadnavis noted that Mumbai 3.0 has already secured a Rs 1,500 crore investment for its first smart city.
- Infrastructure projects including a proposed offshore third airport and the Vadhavan port in Palghar aim to create an ecosystem Fadnavis described as "4th Mumbai," with the airport's detailed report expected by end of 2026.
- Property registrations across Maharashtra exceeded 1.06 million during the first eight months of 2026, generating around ₹9,365 crore in revenue to support long-term urban development initiatives.
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Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis presented a 10-year roadmap to the real estate sector that will not only unlock Mumbai's precious land but also change the city's map forever through cluster development and transport hubs.
Mumbai to be slum-free in 10 years through cluster redevelopment: CM Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra's chief minister envisions Mumbai becoming slum-free within a decade. The Dharavi Redevelopment Project aims for ten thousand rehabilitation flats by 2029. MHADA layouts and bus depot lands will also undergo redevelopment for optimal land use. The government's development plans extend across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region and beyond. New cities and port-led development are key components of future growth strategies.
Maharashtra govt aims to make Mumbai slum free in 10 years: CM Fadnavis
Maharashtra aims to make Mumbai slum-free within the next decade. The state is pushing for 10,000 homes in Dharavi by January 2029. Redevelopment of BEST bus depots will create mixed-use urban spaces. Mumbai 3.0 expansion includes new smart cities and an offshore airport. These projects will reshape the region's economic landscape and growth.
Slum-Free Mumbai: Devendra Fadnavis expressed confidence that Mumbai will be slum-free in the next 10 years. Dharavi and old areas will be rejuvenated, where the target has been set to build 10 thousand houses.
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Goal to make Mumbai slum-free in next 10 years: Maha CM Fadnavis Goal to make Mumbai slum-free in next 10 years: Maha CM Fadnavis Mumbai, Sep 3 (IANS) Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday said that planning has been executed on a cluster development model for the overall redevelopment of Mumbai, with the goal […]
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