The Maharashtra government has initiated plans to reclassify and monetize the 6.40-hectare site of the closed Worli Dairy in Mumbai’s prime seafront belt, appointing the MMRDA as its special planning authority.
Worli DairyMmrdaReal EstateCommercial DevelopmentMumbaiReal Estate NewsSep 28, 2025
The Worli Dairy plot is 6.40 hectares in size.
The plot is currently classified as a ‘dairy’ in a ‘residential zone’ according to the 1991 Development Plan.
The Maharashtra government plans to reclassify the plot from residential to commercial use and lease it to private entities for commercial development.
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has been designated as the Special Planning Authority for the Worli Dairy plot.
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