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Mumbai Real Estate Developers Face Profit Risks Due to SRA Permission Revisions

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Chandrashekhar Prabhu criticized the Slum Rehabilitation Authority's DCR 33(11) scheme in Mumbai. Meanwhile, several builders redeveloping seafront properties reported receiving revised permissions from the SRA that reduced their saleable areas, which could negatively affect their profits. This issue relates to the difference between Coastal Regulation Zone norms, which calculate FSI on net plot area, and earlier SRA permissions that used gross plot area.

From indiatimes.com

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The reduction in sanctioned built-up areas impacts the financial feasibility of projects in prime coastal micro-markets. Developers who secured extra construction rights under DCR 33(11) in exchange for providing free rehabilitation tenements to the SRA are now facing potential disputes over changes made after homes were sold or occupation certificates were issued.

From indiatimes.com

Who's involved

  • Chandrashekhar PrabhuCriticized the Slum Rehabilitation Authority's DCR 33(11) scheme.
  • MumbaiLocation where the SRA scheme and property redevelopments are taking place.

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