The Dharavi redevelopment project has received a relaxation in open spaces, paving the way for a vital public purpose project.
Dharavi RedevelopmentOpen SpacesVital Public Purpose ProjectRelaxationDevelopment Plan 2034Real Estate MaharashtraSep 24, 2024
The Dharavi redevelopment project is a vital public purpose project that aims to transform the sprawling slum in Mumbai into a modern and sustainable neighborhood.
The relaxation in open spaces refers to the permission granted by the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) to construct buildings with a higher floor space index (FSI), thereby increasing the density of the area.
The Dharavi redevelopment project will provide better housing and amenities to the residents of the area, and will transform the face of Dharavi forever.
The Dharavi redevelopment project is expected to be completed in the next few years.
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