Hubtown has secured transferable development rights (TDR) covering 11,000 sq. mtrs. for its Andheri slum rehabilitation project, enhancing the company's potential for future real estate development in Mumbai.
Real EstateTdrSlum RehabilitationMumbaiHubtownReal Estate MumbaiJun 05, 2025

TDR stands for Transferable Development Rights. It is a policy tool used in urban planning that allows developers to transfer the right to build or develop land from one area to another. In Mumbai, TDRs are used to incentivize developers to participate in slum rehabilitation and other urban renewal projects.
The Andheri Slum Rehabilitation Project is an initiative by Hubtown to improve living conditions in one of Mumbai’s most densely populated areas. The project involves providing modern, safe, and sustainable housing for residents, contributing to the overall development of the city.
Hubtown is a publicly-listed real estate company established in 1989. It is known for delivering high-quality residential, commercial, and IT park developments across India. The company focuses on timely delivery, infrastructure quality, and customer satisfaction, and has built a strong reputation in the Indian property market.
Securing TDRs allows Hubtown to leverage construction rights in other parts of Mumbai, enhancing the company’s potential for future real estate development. This not only increases the company’s value but also contributes to urban renewal and inclusive growth in the city.
Mumbai is undertaking several initiatives to upgrade urban living conditions, including slum rehabilitation projects, the construction of modern infrastructure, and the implementation of sustainable development practices. These efforts aim to improve the quality of life for residents and drive economic growth in the city.

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