Tenements are allotted to the original tenants/residents of cess buildings under the jurisdiction of the Mumbai Building Repairs and Reconstruction Board who have been issued a vacation notice and have vacated the building. If redevelopment is not possible due to reasons like narrow plots, reservations, road widening, etc., or if redeveloped buildings have fewer constructed tenements and such tenants/residents or their legal heirs are currently residing in transit camps and have not been previously allotted permanent tenements by the Board, they are eligible for allotment through the Master List.
Mumbai Building Repairs and Reconstruction Board.
Deputy Chief Officer / Redeveloped Tenements / Mumbai Building Repairs and Reconstruction Board.
Yes.
Applications can be submitted online via MHADA’s official websites: www.mhada.gov.in or masterlist.mhada.gov.in
Yes.
The original tenants/residents or their legal heirs from cess buildings under the Mumbai Building Repairs and Reconstruction Board who were issued a vacation notice and redevelopment is not possible due to technical constraints, or who were not previously allotted tenements due to limited redevelopment, and are residing in transit camps can apply online.
Yes.
Yes.
Generally, every four months.
On MHADA’s official website: www.mhada.gov.in
- Joint Chief Officer, BRRB – Chairperson
- Deputy Chief Officer, Transit Tenements – Member
- Resident Executive Engineer, BRRB – Member
- Legal Advisor, Authority – Member
- Deputy Chief Officer, Redeveloped Tenements – Member Secretary
Tenements obtained under additional FSI through private redevelopment under DCR 33(7)/33(9) via No Objection Certificates are distributed through the Master List.
300 sq. ft.
753 sq. ft.
Through an online lottery system.
Yes.
Chief Officer, Mumbai Building Repairs and Reconstruction Board.
Yes.
Hon’ble Vice President, Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA).