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Q: Yes, redevelopment projects on Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's leasehold plots are set to become easier.

Latest Answer: Hi Bulbul, If i am not wrong, it also includes the granting an procedure of granting an NOC to get an Occupation Certificate for redevelopment of municipal leased property.
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Q: The Maharashtra government has appointed 10 senior IAS officers to mentor each of the 10 cities in the state that have been selected for the Centre's "Smart City" project.
Latest Answer: To get the reasonable result, govt. should support those cities or state first. "Jyada Khakar Bimar Hone se Achcha Hai ki Kum Khakar Healthy Rahe"......... Government grants will be leveraged to attract funding from internal and external sources but unless there is a possible business model or guarantee from the centre, this would not be easy. Also, the track record of Public Private Partnership (PPP) projects is at best mixed and when there would be multiple parties associated like the center, states, local bodies and private entities, the task would be even more challenging.
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Q: As per a proposal being considered by the municipal corporation, certified green buildings in Mumbai could soon get up to 20% discount on property tax.
Latest Answer: True Rajat, A green or sustainable building involves a structure and process of constructing the structure that is resource-efficient and environmentally responsible throughout a building's life cycle from design, construction and operation to maintenance.
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Q: Have you heard the latest news on MMR? In its draft housing policy, the Maharashtra government has suggested that all satellite towns within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region limits should be reserved as smart city aspirants.
Latest Answer: He gyus, I heard that this FSI of 4 shall be divided into two portions, 75% of the built-up area shall be permitted for construction of housing or commercial etc by the developer. The rest of the 25% of the built-up area shall be used for construction of affordable housing. Am i right?
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Q: It's really a good news for Mumbaikers because the salt pans, which till now fell under the No Development Zone.
Latest Answer: Right Saurav, If Salt Pan lands in suburban areas are allowed to change in usage, can be used for creation of low cost housing for LIG and EWC segments. It definitely has the possibilities to affect availability of land for real estate development, but just by itself it may not be enough.
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Q: Hi, What are the pros and cons of new proposed FSI in the development plan?
Latest Answer: @Sunil, Builders are thinking that among number of other changes, the plan had increased the floor space index, which indicates permissible construction on any plot. According to experts, if height and developable limitations are re-engineered, companies will have to go back to the drawing board and reconstruct plans.
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Latest Answer: Hi Abhishek and Ashish, You mean to say that the coming year will be a period of uncertainity and a number of project launches will be stopped. Then Developers will must have difficulty to lock project layouts as the new plan will have different rules for open space regulations, height restriction of buildings and general usage of space.
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Q: Mumbai-based real estate developer DB Realty said on Wednesday that three of its projects in prime locations of Mahalaxmi, Marine Lines and Bandra (West) in Mumbai, which were stuck for lack of clearances from state government departments, are expected to get approvals soon.
Latest Answer: As a reply DB told that it has submitted its plan for approval to MCGM and expects to get the approval for the project between January and March 2015. In another project to be developed in the prime suburb of Bandra, the high court has directed the MCZMA to issue clearance to the effect that the property falls outside the CRZ (coastal regulatory zone) purview and further directed MCGM to consider the application for development of the property in accordance with law.
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