Surbi Uday Raj CHS Dahisar East, 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.

BMC Floats Tender for ₹13,000 Crore Flood Mitigation Plan

BMC has initiated a tender process to appoint a consultant for a comprehensive ₹13,000-crore flood-mitigation master plan. This plan aims to tackle Mumbai's chronic monsoon waterlogging by upgrading drainage infrastructure, enhancing pumping capacity, improving flood warnings, and incorporating nature-based solutions.

Mumbai's Water Stock at 95.97% with Seven Lakes Holding High Levels

Mumbai's water stock has reached 95.97%, with seven lakes maintaining high levels. This ensures a stable water supply for the city, though civic authorities continue to monitor reservoir levels and rainfall.

During Q2'2026, average property prices for Surbi Uday Raj CHS moved from ₹ 21,400/sqft to ₹ 21,700/sqft, reflecting a 1.40% rise.

MMRDA Presents Surplus Budget with Significant Allocation for Infrastructure

MMRDA has presented a surplus budget of ₹48,072 crore, with 87% allocated to infrastructure projects, including roads, public transport, and urban development. A notable provision of ₹4,000 crore is earmarked for the development of Mumbai 3.0 New Town, aiming for planned urban expansion.

BMC Budget Includes ₹6,475 Crore for Water Security Projects

The BMC's FY26-27 budget includes a substantial allocation of ₹6,475 crore for water security initiatives. This funding is designated for projects such as the Manori desalination plant (₹500 crore) and the Gargai project (₹437.51 crore), aimed at augmenting the city's water supply capacity.

Mumbai-Pune Expressway 'Missing Link' Project Set for May 1 Inauguration, Promising Safer and Faster Travel

The highly anticipated 'Missing Link' project on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway is set to be inaugurated on May 1, significantly reducing travel time by approximately 30 minutes and enhancing safety. The 10.5-km stretch features tunnels and a bridge, bypassing the accident-prone Khandala Ghat. This infrastructure upgrade is expected to ease traffic congestion, improve travel safety.

A total of 8 out of 11 launched units have been booked as of December 2025, including 71% of 1 BHK(5 out of 7 units), 67% of 1 RK(2 out of 3 units), 100% of 2 BHK(1 units).

Structural Works reach 80% completion, External Works has reached 80%, Internal finishing stands at 78%, MEP Services including lift and staircases, are now 73% done.

A total of 8 out of 11 launched units have been booked as of May 2023, including 71% of 1 BHK(5 out of 7 units), 67% of 1 RK(2 out of 3 units), 100% of 2 BHK(1 units).