The Maharashtra government has approved revised terms for the development of a key plot in Kurla, paving the way for significant urban transformation and slum rehabilitation in the area.
MaharashtraKurlaSlum RehabilitationUrban TransformationSustainable DevelopmentReal Estate MaharashtraJun 04, 2025

The Kurla plot development project is a comprehensive urban transformation initiative in Mumbai, aimed at slum rehabilitation, infrastructure improvement, and sustainable development.
The revised terms for the Kurla plot were approved by the Maharashtra government after consultations with various stakeholders.
The key aspects of the revised terms include slum rehabilitation, development of commercial and recreational spaces, and a focus on sustainable building practices.
The project will provide improved housing, basic services, and amenities for slum dwellers, create employment opportunities, and improve the overall quality of life in the area.
The government has set up a dedicated task force to oversee the project, ensuring that it proceeds smoothly and in line with the approved terms, and that the interests of all stakeholders are protected.

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