Every country has its cities which drive its economy; which attract professionals, businessmen and creative minds to come and settle there. Most of them have now become so congested that there are no open plots for further development. Many of their buildings have also become old and dilapidated and lack modern infrastructure, amenities and recreational facilities.


What is “The Future of housing” in such cities?

Mumbai, the megacity called the “Commercial Capital of India” is an apt case in point. With a population of 20 million and tens of thousands of existing buildings, open plots are scarce not just in the main city, but in its suburbs as well. Its geographical shape has further limited its development to a narrow angle. Extensive structural deterioration and lack of necessary amenities in many existing buildings are already affecting its quality of life.

Cities like Mumbai badly need an effective model for further growth! And over the last decade, Mumbai has discovered that the future of its housing lies in a unique model called “Redevelopment”.