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Adani Realty makes steady gains in Mumbai's redevelopment market

With the latest redevelopment rights in Motilal Nagar, Adani Realty continues to expand its presence in Mumbai’s real estate market. Alongside projects like Dharavi and Bandra Reclamation, the company is taking on large-scale redevelopment, focusing on urban transformation and integration within the city's evolving infrastructure landscape

MUMBAI / March 17, 2025 / 15:15 IST
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Experts say that with large-scale redevelopment projects, Adani is trying to establish itself as the pre-eminent redevelopment player in Mumbai

With the Adani Group securing its third major redevelopment project in Mumbai through the large Motilal Nagar redevelopment project in Goregaon (West) under the aegis of the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA), real estate observers say the group is fast becoming a "power hub" in Mumbai's vast real estate market, particularly in redevelopment. This follows its ongoing efforts to initiate the Dharavi redevelopment project and the clearance of decks for a 17-acre redevelopment project at Bandra Reclamation.

According to sources, Adani Properties Pvt Ltd, an Adani Group entity, will redevelop the Motilal Nagar project as a construction and development agency (C&DA) on MHADA layouts numbered Motilal Nagar-I, II, and III. These parcels contain low-rise residences, commercial properties, and slum pockets. The total investment for the project may reach Rs 36,000 crore, with development potential spanning approximately 75 acres.

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Large land bank

Overall, Adani will develop around 143 acres, handing over 3.97 lakh square metres (4.27 million square feet) of built-up area to MHADA, which oversees affordable housing in Maharashtra. Reports indicate that Adani outbid construction giant Larsen & Toubro (L&T), which had proposed handing over 2.6 lakh square metres in MHADA’s tendering process. The project is expected to rehabilitate 3,372 residential units, 1,600 eligible slum dwellers, and 328 commercial units.