MHADA plans to undertake redevelopment of old buildings in Mumbai
The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has plans to undertake the redevelopment of 388 old and dilapidated MHADA buildings in South Mumbai. This comes after the failed attempts by these housing societies to invite private developers.
The work would cover areas such as Colaba, Girgaon, Mumbadevi, Byculla, Sewri, Prabhadevi, and Mahim, where each building has 80-100 flats, each measuring 100-200 sq ft.
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