Wadala, Mumbai
- Ready to Move
- 225 Sq.Ft. (Carpet Area)
₹55.00 Lac - 56.22 Lac
₹35,000 Per Sq. Ft.
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Mhada Bombay Dyeing Mill's average asking price is rising quarter-on-quarter, compared with Wadala.
Mhada Bombay Dyeing Mill avg. price is ₹ 35 K/Sq.Ft. compared to Wadala at ₹ 37.7 K/Sq.Ft.
Monthly Rent in Mhada Bombay Dyeing Mill start from ₹ 23.1 K with options available for 1 BHK units
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Heavy rainfall has increased water storage in Mumbai's seven lakes to 7.03 lakh ML, which is 48.59% of their capacity. This has eased fears of a water shortage, though a decision on withdrawing water cuts will depend on future lake levels.
Mumbai's monorail services are set to resume soon after a nine-month suspension, following approval from the Maharashtra government for safety improvements and fare revisions. MMRDA has proposed increased ticket prices. The monorail, which previously carried around 18,000 passengers daily, will offer improved services after safety upgrades.
Rent in Mhada Bombay Dyeing Mill ranges from ₹ 19 K to ₹ 24 K with options available for Studio, 1 BHK.
During Q2'2026, average property prices for Mhada Bombay Dyeing Mill moved from ₹ 24,000/sqft to ₹ 35,000/sqft, reflecting a 45.83% rise.
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.
During Q4'2025, average property prices for Mhada Bombay Dyeing Mill moved from ₹ 29,650/sqft to ₹ 35,850/sqft, reflecting a 20.91% rise.
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has announced the temporary suspension of monorail services starting September 20, 2025, until further notice to facilitate comprehensive system upgrades. The suspension will allow for the integration of new rolling stock, commissioning of an advanced Communication Based Train Control (CBTC) signaling system, and refurbishment of the existing fleet to ensure long-term reliability. This decision follows several recent technical failures that raised safety concerns. The upgrade of the monorail network could take two months.
Structural Works reach 74% completion, External Works has reached 27%, Internal finishing stands at 49%, MEP Services including lift and staircases, are now 18% done.
Bombay Dyeing Mill, developed by MHADA, officially launched on 09-Aug-2017 and expected to complete by 30-Dec-2023. Registered under RERA No. P51900004280. The project comprises 11 towers and offers 3350 residential units, including EWS, with unit sizes ranging from 226 to 226 Square feet across a total area of 5.57 Acre.
Price:₹ 55.00 Lac
Price:₹ 56.22 Lac
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Since it was set up in 1948, the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has been at the forefront of housing development in Maharashtra. MHADA has done a great job achieving its goal: to build safe, affordable homes for people of all income levels. The authority has ensured that these homes are well-maintained and provide a good quality of life by emphasising routine upkeep. The Vidarbha Housing Board (VHB) was established in 1960 to meet the specific housing requirements of Maharashtra's Amravati and Nagpur regions. VHB requires the government to give loans to local governments, non-profits, and universities that build affordable housing for low-income people. Then in 1971, the Bombay Building Repairs and Reconstruction Board (BBRRB) was established. The board's main job was to fix and rebuild damaged buildings so that the people of Bombay would be safe. In 1974, the Bombay Slum Development Board was created so that people living in slums in Mumbai City and Mumbai Suburban Districts could access the needed services and facilities. The amenities ranged from clean water to sanitary facilities and enough lighting. The Act of 1976 set up the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA), which ensures these policies are followed all over Maharashtra. This is not an exhaustive account of the MHADA's efforts to make decent housing accessible to people of all income levels. The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority has quickly risen to the forefront of India's housing sector. And it has been instrumental in a wide range of initiatives, including constructing homes for people of varying socioeconomic backgrounds, restoring damaged buildings, and providing basic services to residents of urban slums.
Yes, most major banks and NBFCs offer home loans for ready-to-move projects like Mhada Bombay Dyeing Mill, subject to eligibility.
Yes, since Mhada Bombay Dyeing Mill is a Ready to Move project in Wadala, buyers can arrange site visits and inspect the actual apartment before finalizing the deal.
Residents of Mhada Bombay Dyeing Mill can enjoy amenities such as Kids' Play Areas / Sand Pits, Power Backup, Treated Water Supply, 24 x 7 Security, Normal Park / Central Green, Indoor Games, designed for comfort and a modern lifestyle.
After taking possession at Mhada Bombay Dyeing Mill, buyers should inspect electrical fittings, plumbing and water supply (municipal/borewell), elevator operations across 1, parking allocation, common areas, and verify that the flat matches the approved Oil Bound Distemper, Vitrified Tiles, RCC Frame Structure and inventory list before moving in.
Apartment prices at Mhada Bombay Dyeing Mill start from ₹ 55.00 Lac and go up to ₹ 56.22 Lac, with an average price of ₹ 35,000 Per Sq. Ft. per sq ft.
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