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Maharashtra Launches ‘My House, My Right’ Housing Policy Backed by Rs 70,000 Crore

It mandates a digital portal with real-time tracking, commissioning a statewide survey to guide the construction of 35 lakh homes by 2030.

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Overview

  • The government resolution released on July 23 formalizes targets of 35 lakh houses in five years and 50 lakh in ten to address urban and industrial housing shortages.
  • Investors will mobilize Rs 70,000 crore and the MahaAwas Fund will be expanded to Rs 20,000 crore to underwrite subsidies and infrastructure.
  • Affordable housing has been granted infrastructure status, unlocking external commercial borrowing, foreign direct investment and priority sector lending for developers.
  • Slum rehabilitation will be driven through public-private partnerships and a 20:80 Dharavi special purpose vehicle model to redevelop informal settlements.
  • New constructions must comply with green building criteria and climate-resilient standards to ensure sustainable and disaster-adaptive development.