Real Estate Maharashtra

Maha UDD Clarifies DCR 33(11) for SRA Redevelopment

By GeoSquare News Desk · Published 2026-11-07

The Maharashtra Urban Development Department (UDD) has issued a fresh clarification on Regulation 33(11) of the Development Control and Promotion Regulations (DCPR), specifically for Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) projects. This move is expected to resolve long-standing jurisdictional disputes between SRA and municipal corporations, streamlining the approval process for redevelopment proposals.

What is DCR 33(11)?

DCR 33(11) is a provision that allows for the redevelopment of cessed and dilapidated buildings in Mumbai, offering additional Floor Space Index (FSI) and other incentives. The clarification reiterates that SRA is the sole competent authority for processing such proposals, eliminating ambiguity about which body has the final say.

Impact on Redevelopment and Homebuyers

Stakeholders believe this will fast-track pending redevelopment projects, reducing delays for homebuyers and investors. With clearer jurisdiction, developers can proceed with confidence, potentially increasing supply in the Mumbai property market. For buyers, this means timely possession and better transparency in SRA-led schemes.

The clarification also aligns with the state's push for affordable housing, as SRA projects often include a mix of free sale and slum rehabilitation components. Investors are optimistic that this will unlock stalled projects, especially in prime locations like Dadar, Lower Parel, and Worli.

While no new incentives have been added, the directive serves as a procedural guideline. Experts suggest that this could lead to a surge in SRA redevelopment applications, benefiting both developers and end-users in the long run.