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Mumbai redevelopment model a template for other cities: CREDAI-NATCON

2026-10-03 · GeoSquare News Scraper

Mumbai’s redevelopment ecosystem has become a reference point for Indian cities looking to unlock land and modernise housing. Speaking at a CREDAI-NATCON gathering in Kolkata, industry leaders described Mumbai as the “mother of redevelopment models” and urged other cities to study its approach to old buildings, slums, and industrial estates.

Why Mumbai’s model matters

The city’s experience shows how clear redevelopment policies can convert ageing properties into new housing stock while creating infrastructure corridors. For Maharashtra buyers, this means more organised supply in micro-markets and better transparency when societies opt for redevelopment.

What other cities can learn

Leaders noted that Mumbai’s success lies in coordination between developers, residents, and local authorities. Replicating this in other states could reduce urban sprawl and improve density near transit hubs. For investors, such frameworks often mean lower project risk and faster approvals.

Takeaway for property buyers

Redevelopment is expected to remain a key theme in Mumbai and Pune, with more old societies and chawls entering the pipeline. Buyers should check the track record of developers, project timelines, and rehabilitation terms before investing.