The Mumbai Port Authority (MbPA) is inviting proposals to lease 28 plots totaling over 217 acres along Mumbai’s eastern waterfront, aiming to transform the area into a commercial and industrial hub.
MumbaiWaterfrontCommercial DevelopmentMumbai Port AuthorityEoiReal Estate MumbaiAug 12, 2025
The total area of the 28 plots being leased by the Mumbai Port Authority (MbPA) is over 217 acres.
The plots are located in areas such as Wadala, Sewri, Reay Road, P'Dmello Road, Colaba, Fort, Mazgaon, Sasson Dock, Mallet Bunder, and near Thal beach in Alibaug, Raigad district.
The lease period for the plots is 30 years.
The expected annual revenue from the leasing of these plots is Rs 814 crore.
The planned facilities include corporate, business, trade, and IT parks, state-of-the-art warehouses and godowns, as well as tourism, recreation, and entertainment facilities such as a marina, amphitheater, and large landscapes.
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