- Close to work hubs
- Prices still lower than nearby areas
- Railway access helps daily travel
- Essentials are nearby, no long travel needed
- Strong local economic activity
About Dharavi, Mumbai
Why choose Dharavi for Living?
An honest look at what residents love — and what to watch out for.
- Density is high, in most pockets
- Drainage issues in some areas
- Waterlogging during rains
- Space is limited inside many homes
- Internal roads are uneven
What's New in Dharavi, Mumbai
Live news feed — last updated 22 June 2026
BEST Strike Continues, Disrupting Bus Operations
The indefinite strike by BEST Undertaking employees entered its second day, causing significant disruptions to public bus services across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. Electricity distribution services, however, continued without interruption.
Adani Group's Dharavi Redevelopment Project Progresses with 125,000 Homes Planned
The Adani Group's ambitious Dharavi Redevelopment Project(app 600 acres), Asia's largest urban regeneration initiative, is moving forward with plans to construct over 125,000 housing units for more than one million slum dwellers. The project aims to transform Dharavi into an urban transit-oriented hub by upgrading infrastructure and developing residential and commercial spaces.
Preparatory Work Begins for Mumbai Metro Line 11 Extension
The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC) has initiated groundwork for the underground extension of Metro Line 11, which will connect Wadala to Bandra Terminus via Dharavi. This extension will form part of the broader Metro 11 corridor, which links Wadala to the Gateway of India via Nagpada and Crawford Market.
BMC Outlines Timelines for Key Infrastructure Projects
The BMC has set completion targets for key infrastructure projects: the Bandra (E)-Kalanagar skywalk (almost complete) , the first phase of the Bandra-Dharavi flyover reconstruction (Mithi river widening project ,near completion) , and the Worli connector by December 2026. These projects are expected to improve pedestrian access, ease traffic congestion, and enhance overall connectivity within the city.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has invited Expressions of Interest (EOI) from eligible developers for slum rehabilitation projects on 26 civic-owned land parcels. The EOI documents will be available on BMC's website from Sept 15, with the last date for submission set for Sept 30.
Redevelopment projects are driving Mumbai's housing growth, with Adani Group leading initiatives in Goregaon (West) and the Dharavi slum redevelopment. The Maharashtra government has approved the utilization of 255 acres of salt pan land for housing slum rehabilitation project-affected people.
The Maharashtra Housing Policy 2025, aims to provide high-quality housing for all income levels, with key highlights including a simplified regulatory framework, boosted rental housing supply, and enhanced slum rehabilitation efforts. The policy will mobilize investments worth ₹70,000 crore and construct 35 lakh houses by 2030.
The Maharashtra Housing Policy 2025 aims to provide housing for all income levels, with a focus on slum rehabilitation and affordable housing, and includes incentives for developers involved in slum redevelopment. The policy includes measures to revive stalled real estate and slum redevelopment projects, and aims to create a land bank for residential use by 2026.
The Maharashtra government has introduced the Maharashtra Housing Policy 2025, with an expected investment of ₹70,000 crore, focusing on slum rehabilitation, affordable housing with a target to construct 35 lakh houses in the next five years. The policy aims to create a land bank for residential use by 2026 and includes measures to revive stalled real estate and slum redevelopment projects.
Mumbai's housing market is increasingly relying on society redevelopments, with over 44,000 new apartments expected in the next 3-4 years. These projects, valued at Rs 1.3 lakh crore, will primarily target the luxury segments. Since 2020, 910 housing societies have signed redevelopment agreements, unlocking nearly 327 acres of land.
What's Around Dharavi, Mumbai
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Gausia Hospital0.0 km
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Citrus Hospital Nursing Home & Clinic0.1 km
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Lifecare Hospital0.2 km
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Sunni Noori Masjid0.2 km
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Canara Bank Atm0.2 km
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Depends on priorities. If cost and location matter more, then yes.
Busy. Compact. Everything close. Not always organised.
Working people nearby. Small business owners. Budget-focused buyers.
Railways do most of the work. Roads and local transport support the rest.
Not the main option, though.
Yes.
Gausia Hospital, Citrus Hospital Nursing Home & Clinic, Lifecare Hospital, Baby Hospital, Transit Camp Municipal Dispensary and nearby clinics are used.
Mostly Apartment. Configurations include .