New Residential Projects in Wadala, Mumbai

In 2018, the real estate sector in India went through a phase of stabilisation, following the enactment of several policy changes. We look at what property seekers can expect in 2019, in terms of prices and availability

The housing markets in the top three cities of Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi NCR, have witnessed a significant revival in 2018, with Delhi NCR leading the way, in terms of new launches and sales, says a report by JLL

Following the collapse of a compound wall in Wadala during the monsoon, in which several cars were buried, the Bombay HC has asked IIT-Bombay to set up an expert team to inspect the site and suggest remedial measures

With the Maharashtra government pressing for the development of affordable housing on Mumbai’s salt pan lands, we look at the impact that these proposals will have on the ecology of the city and measures that could mitigate the adverse effects

In a busy city like Mumbai, finding a home in a place where one’s office is located, can save home owners a lot of commuting time. We look at some of the regions in Mumbai that offer this advantage

Global consultant Louis Berger, along with its consortium partners DB Engineering and Hill International, has bagged the contract for the Wadala to Kasarvadavli Mumbai Metro 4 corridor

Shiv Sena MP Arvind Sawant, has demanded that the government's plans to develop the east coast of Mumbai, should also include the rehabilitation of people living in slums on Mumbai Port Trust land

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority has announced that it is planning to invest Rs 62,943 crores, to develop nine metro rail corridors in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, spanning 157 kms

The Maharashtra government should have constructed an elevated rail track over the existing railway lines from south Mumbai towards Ghatkopar and Bandra long ago, as this would have helped people during the recent deluge, said Congress MLC and architect, Anant Gadgil

Although the proposed Development Plan 2034 for Mumbai, is expected to boost participation in infrastructure and affordable housing projects from private sector developers, the FSI norms are unlikely to bring any major change to the skyline of the city, says a report by Colliers International