Archive · 21 Jan 2026
Mumbai rehouses 97,000+ families since 1995
Since 1995, the Slum Rehabilitation Authority in Mumbai has given homes to over 97,000 families who were affected by different projects.
These homes are built by developers as part of slum redevelopment, where they have to build extra flats for people who are moved from slums.
The cost for each home is Rs 12.5 lakh.
Recently, 95 homes were given to people affected by the Thane Borivali Twin Tunnels project, and 135 more are being built.
Additionally, 111 homes were given to people who were living inside the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, where many families have been waiting to move for a long time.
Officials say there are still thousands of people living in the park who need to be relocated.
SRA has provided 97,368 homes to PAPs in Mumbai since 1995.
Developers build additional flats for PAPs as part of slum redevelopment projects.
Homes are transferred to authorities like BMC or MMRDA at Rs 12.5 lakh per unit.
95 homes recently allotted for Thane Borivali Twin Tunnels project, 135 under construction.
111 homes allotted for rehabilitation of encroachers in Sanjay Gandhi National Park, thousands still awaiting relocation.
- Who
- Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA), Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA)
- What
- Rehousing of project-affected persons (PAPs) in Mumbai
- When
- Since 1995, with recent allotments in the last few months
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- Why
- Part of slum redevelopment projects and infrastructure development
- Total homes provided
- 97,368
- Cost per unit
- Rs 12.5 lakh
- Recent homes allotted (Thane Borivali)
- 95
- Homes under construction (Thane Borivali)
- 135
- Homes allotted (Sanjay Gandhi National Park)
- 111
- Estimated encroachers in Sanjay Gandhi National Park
- Thousands