Get to know about the Dharavi redevelopment project, its timeline, current status, and its impact on Mumbai's real estate market.
Dharavi Redevelopment ProjectMumbai Real EstateAdani GroupMaharashtra GovernmentSlum RehabilitationReal Estate MaharashtraJul 03, 2024
The estimated population of Dharavi is close to one million people.
The initial investment of the Adani Group in the Dharavi redevelopment project is ₹5069 crore.
The project completion timeline is 17 years, with the rehabilitation portion expected to be completed within seven years after the approvals are in place.
Eligible industrial and commercial units will enjoy benefits such as a refund of the state Goods and Services Tax (SGST).
According to experts, the Dharavi redevelopment project will be one of the biggest factors to impact Mumbai's real estate market, especially in Central Mumbai, where launches and sales are currently subdued due to the non-availability of land for executing new projects.
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