CIDCO, the City and Industrial Development Corporation, has announced a groundbreaking policy allowing the conversion of leasehold plots to freehold in Navi Mumbai. This move is expected to boost the real estate sector and provide property owners with greater rights and security.
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The freehold conversion policy allows property owners in Navi Mumbai to convert their leasehold plots to freehold, giving them complete ownership of the land.
It provides property owners with greater control and security over their land, allowing them to make long-term plans and investments without the limitations of leasehold agreements.
Property owners need to submit an application to CIDCO, along with the necessary documentation and a conversion fee. Once approved, the plot will be converted to freehold.
Yes, the conversion process will be subject to certain conditions and regulations to ensure it aligns with Navi Mumbai's development plans and does not compromise infrastructure or environmental sustainability.
The policy is expected to boost the real estate market by making the region more attractive for investment and development, leading to an increase in new construction projects.

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