Tulsi Chambers Chembur, Mumbai

MMRDA and UCL Partner for AI-Driven Climate Resilience in Mumbai's Infrastructure

MMRDA and University College London (UCL) have signed an MoU to explore a long-term partnership focused on climate-resilient urban systems. This collaboration will leverage artificial intelligence, digital twins, and climate-risk modelling to predict and manage infrastructure failures, aiming to enhance the resilience of roads, transport networks, and utilities against climate risks like flooding and extreme weather.

A total of 5 residential transactions has been registered so far for Tulsi Chambers, amounting to ₹ 8 Cr till October 2026.

BMC Plans Wider Footpaths on 30 Eastern Suburban Roads

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) announced plans to redesign footpaths and road peripheries on 30 roads in the eastern suburbs. This initiative aims to significantly improve walkability for residents, following successful encroachment removal.

Rent in Tulsi Chambers ranges from ₹ 41 K to ₹ 50 K with options available for 1 BHK.

During Q2'2026, average property prices for Tulsi Chambers moved from ₹ 26,350/sqft to ₹ 26,550/sqft, reflecting a 0.76% rise.

During Q1'2026, average property prices for Tulsi Chambers moved from ₹ 25,450/sqft to ₹ 26,350/sqft, reflecting a 3.54% rise.

A total of 28 out of 61 launched units have been booked as of December 2025, including 72% of OFFICE SPACE(21 out of 29 units), 22% of FLATS(7 out of 32 units).

Structural Works reach 78% completion, External Works has reached 70%, Internal finishing stands at 85%, MEP Services including lift and staircases, are now 70% done.

Structural Works reach 79% completion, External Works has reached 50%, Internal finishing stands at 63%, MEP Services including lift and staircases, are now 38% done.

A total of 98 out of 133 launched units have been booked as of October 2024.