Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common enquiries
What is redevelopment of cessed buildings under DCPR 2034?
DCPR RedevelopmentCessed building redevelopment applies to old buildings assessed under the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Act and qualifies for higher FSI and incentives to promote safer housing.
What minimum age qualifies a building for cessed redevelopment?
DCPR RedevelopmentGenerally, buildings constructed before 1969 and assessed under the cess system qualify, subject to structural audit and authority approval.
What FSI is allowed for cessed building redevelopment?
DCPR RedevelopmentDCPR 2034 allows base FSI plus incentive FSI, fungible FSI, and premium FSI depending on plot size and road width.
What is cluster redevelopment under Regulation 33(9)?
DCPR RedevelopmentCluster redevelopment allows multiple adjoining plots to be redeveloped together to achieve better planning, higher FSI, and improved infrastructure.
What is the minimum plot size required for cluster redevelopment?
DCPR RedevelopmentA minimum plot area of 4000 sq.m. is generally required, though exceptions may apply based on location and authority discretion.
Is consent mandatory for cluster redevelopment?
DCPR RedevelopmentYes, consent of at least 70% of eligible occupants or societies is mandatory before submitting a cluster redevelopment proposal.
What is Regulation 33(7) redevelopment?
DCPR RedevelopmentRegulation 33(7) governs redevelopment of cessed buildings in Mumbai with special incentives and relaxed norms.
How does road widening affect redevelopment FSI?
DCPR RedevelopmentPlots affected by road widening may receive compensatory FSI or TDR for surrendered land as per DCPR norms.
What rehabilitation area is mandatory for existing occupants?
DCPR RedevelopmentExisting occupants must be rehabilitated with minimum carpet area as prescribed, free of cost, under redevelopment norms.