In a groundbreaking move, a developer has offered 560sqft residential units to eligible slumdwellers in Worli's Veer Jijamata Nagar SRA project, exceeding the standard 300sqft rehabilitation area.
Slum Rehabilitation AuthoritySraMumbaiValor Estate LtdDb RealtyWorliVeer Jijamata NagarReal Estate MumbaiAug 15, 2024

The standard size of a slum rehabilitation unit in Mumbai is 300sqft.
The developer has offered 560sqft residential units to eligible slumdwellers in Worli's Veer Jijamata Nagar SRA project.
The additional 260sqft offered by the developer is a significant move, as it exceeds the standard rehabilitation area and provides more space to the slumdwellers.
The SRA has approved the plans for the rehabilitation buildings, including the additional carpet area in the form of adjoining tenements.
The project is expected to provide permanent alternative accommodation to the slumdwellers, while also ensuring that they receive adequate compensation for their participation in the scheme.

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