The Dharavi Redevelopment Project in Mumbai is set to unlock approximately 140 million square feet of free sale area, generating significant revenue and transforming one of Asia’s largest slums into a modern urban space.
Dharavi RedevelopmentMumbai Real EstateUrban TransformationTransferable Development RightsAdani GroupReal EstateMay 31, 2025
The total investment planned for the Dharavi Redevelopment Project is ₹95,790 crore, with ₹23,800 crore allocated for the construction of 72,000 residential and commercial units to rehabilitate existing residents.
The project is set to unlock approximately 140 million square feet of free sale area, generating revenues between ₹1.2 lakh crore and ₹1.7 lakh crore.
Property experts estimate profit margins between 18% and 30% from the free sale component of the Dharavi Redevelopment Project.
Concerns have been raised about the project’s execution, including its impact on existing residents, the government’s decision to partner with the Adani Group, and the allocation of 1,300 acres of land to the Adani Group as an incentive.
The project has a seven-year completion timeline, requiring annual sales of 6.5 to 9 million square feet.
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