MHADA Slashes Prices by 10-25% on 370 Apartments in Mumbai
MHADA reduces prices by 10-25% on 370 apartments in Mumbai, making housing more affordable for homebuyers.
MhadaMaharashtra Housing And Area Development AuthorityMumbaiHousingPropertyReal EstateReal Estate MaharashtraAug 30, 2024
Frequently Asked Questions
What is MHADA?
MHADA stands for Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority. It is a government agency responsible for developing and managing housing projects in Maharashtra, India.
How many apartments have seen a price reduction?
370 apartments have seen a price reduction of 10-25%.
Where are the apartments located?
The apartments are located in various parts of Mumbai, including the suburbs.
What is the purpose of the price reduction?
The price reduction is aimed at making housing more affordable for middle-class homebuyers in Mumbai.
How can I purchase one of the apartments?
Interested buyers can visit the MHADA website or contact the authority's helpline for more information and assistance with the application process.
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