Maharashtra speeds up redevelopment of 388 MHADA buildings in Mumbai

Frustrated residents finally see progress as the state government takes bold steps. Will Mumbai's stalled housing projects finally move forward?

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2026 May 14 . 2:02 AM

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Maharashtra speeds up redevelopment of 388 MHADA buildings in Mumbai

The Maharashtra government has shown strong support for the redevelopment of 388 MHADA buildings in Mumbai. At a recent meeting, officials and legislators discussed ways to speed up the process and address key concerns.

Acting Housing Minister Shambhuraj Desai led the session, where residents and lawmakers raised issues affecting the long-delayed projects.

The meeting took place at Meghdoot, the government residence, with key figures in attendance. Among them were Mumbai Building Repairs and Reconstruction Board CEO Milind Shambharkar and MLAs Manoj Jamsutkar, Rais Shaikh, and Manisha Chaudhari. Residents impacted by the redevelopment also shared their views.

Legislators commended Desai’s efficient working style and quick response to redevelopment challenges. In response, the minister instructed the Urban Development Department to fast-track the process. The government’s positive stance signals a push to resolve delays in the 388-building project.

The discussions highlighted both obstacles and solutions for the MHADA redevelopment. With Desai’s directive, the Urban Development Department is now tasked with accelerating progress. Residents and officials will monitor the next steps closely.