Mumbai Redevelopment to Unlock 59,000 Homes by 2031
Mumbai’s slum and tenant redevelopment pipeline is gaining steam, with 70 deals inked early this year. Borivali stands out as the top locality poised to deliver thousands of new units.
Key points at a glance
- •70 development agreements signed in Q1 2026 under Mumbai’s redevelopment scheme.
- •Projected to unlock ~59,000 residential units by 2031.
- •Estimated gross development value of ₹15 lakh crore.
- •Borivali leads hotspot list for slum and tenant rehabilitation projects.
- •Other notable hotspots include Dahisar, Mulund and Govandi.
- •Timeline aims to ease housing shortage while boosting affordable supply.
Deal Volume
70 redevelopment agreements were signed in Q1 2026, marking a strong start to the year.
Hotspot Focus
Borivali tops the list for slum and tenant redevelopment, followed by Dahisar and Mulund.
Regulatory Outlook
Projects fall under Maharashtra’s slum rehabilitation policy; RERA registration expected before launch.
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What actually happened?
Industry tracker shows 70 redevelopment deals sealed in the first quarter of 2026.
These agreements cover slum and tenant rehabilitation across Mumbai suburbs.
What it means for buyers
Buyers can expect a steady flow of new apartments entering the market over the next six years.
The influx may moderate price growth in mid‑segment segments.
- More affordable options in Borivali and nearby areas.
- Potential for rental yields as supply rises.
What to watch next
Developers will need to secure clearances and begin construction by late 2026 to meet the 2031 target.
Monitoring RERA filings and project launches will be key.
- Quarterly progress reports from MHADA.
- Updates on funding and land acquisition.