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Maharashtra Housing & Area Development Authority was established in 1977 after a merger of the then Maharashtra Housing Board, the Maharashtra Building Repair and Reconstruction Board (MBRRB), the Vidarbha Housing Board and the Maharashtra Slum Impovement Board (MSIB). The Maharashtra Housing Board, formerly known as Bombay Housing Board, was an apex body for construction of residential buildings and regulation of housing schemes before the re-organization of the state. A somewhat similar kind of activities was carried out in Vidarbha region by the Vidarbha Housing Board, which also used to extend loans for the construction of new houses. The MBRRB was entrusted upon the repair work of the buildings used by the tenants in island city of Bombay, while the MSIB was in existence to provide basic amenities, such as water, drainage and streetlights to the people residing in slum areas.
The merger, which was a direct result of the MHADA Act of 1976, was aimed at providing fair and affordable housing opportunities to the people living in different cities of the state. In order to help MHADA achieve its goal, the government has created a number of separate housing boards under its umbrella network. There is a separate housing board for each of the seven revenue divisions, namely Mumbai, Pune, Konkan, Nagpur, Nashik, Aurangabad and Amravati, along with two special purpose boards known as Mumbai Building Repairs and Reconstruction Board (MBRRB), and Mumbai Slum Improvement Board (MSIB). Over the years numerous housing projects have successfully been completed under MHADA and the boards affiliated to it, which has helped thousands find solutions to housing and rental requirements in various parts of the state including Mumbai, the city with the highest density of population.
Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority, or simply MHADA, has recently announced new housing schemes for the year 2010. The application forms and other details can be had from the office of the authority in Mumbai and also from Saraswat Bank, the coordinating agency for MHADA Mumbai Board Project 2010. You can access relevant information regarding application forms and procedures online as well, from its website. Information regarding eligibility requirements to qualify for MHADA Flats in Mumbai, Pune and other cities in Maharashtra as well as 2010 lottery and recruitment results is available online too. This site will help you locate such resources on the World Wide Web and make your quest for an affordable housing solution in Mumbai and elsewhere conveniently easy.
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MHADA Mumbai
MHADA Mumbai is instrumental in providing a wide variety of housing solutions, chiefly in the forms of affordable flats and plush apartments, to the residents struggling with the phenomena of shrinking space and sky-rocketing costs of lands and houses. For many it is the only hope of finding and eventually owning a place that they can call a 'home'. It is for this reason that every new housing scheme launched by MHADA in Mumbai invites such a large number of application forms that it has to put in place a lottery system for the allotment of flats. The applicants can check their status in the lottery draw results available online and only after their names are found included in the list of winners or in the waiting list that they can go ahead with booking and other steps of owning a MHADA flat.
MHADA Forms
The resources to find MHADA Forms for recent housing schemes of 2010 are available online right here on this website. Since its inception in 1976, the authority has launched a number of housing projects dotting every major cities of the state. Many of these projects have long been completed, some are completed recently and several others are still under construction mode. MHADA invites applications for the allotment of flats that are lying vacant in its already completed projects and also for flats under current projects. The advertisement for the launch of new housing schemes appeared on print and electronic media in 2009. This was followed by the sale of application forms through banks, such as Saraswat Bank and HDFC bank, which began from December 2009. You can also get the online version of these forms and we will guide you how you can do it conveniently. The last date for the sale as well as the submission of MHADA forms is subject to change and we offer regular updates in this regard on this site.
MHADA Flats
The application process ends with the submission of completed forms at the office of the Maharashtra Housing and Development Authority. There is a lottery draw once all these forms are scrutinized and sorted, and the eligibility of the applicants is established. The results of the lottery draw is the final deciding factor for the allotment of MHADA flats in Mumbai and its suburbs, such as Powai, Goregoan, Versova and Ghatkopar. So far MHADA has been credited with the completion of a number of housing projects in areas like Dharavi in Mumbai, Sholapur, Chandrapur and many other semi-urban areas of the state. Paucity of land has forced the authority to look for new lands and thus we see developments of flats and other housing structures in areas like Turbhe, Dindoshi, Vikroli, Mulund, Dahisar, Chandivali, Tilak Nagar, Pratiksha Nagar, Oshiwara and Malad, to name just a few.
The website you are currently browsing is a one stop resource page for India real estate where you can find helpful write ups and valuable resources. Browse the site for more on MHADA flats, recruitment, jobs, exam, exam result 2009, eligibility criteria, rules & regulations, scam, stamp duty, upcoming projects, vacancy, waiting list status, water problem and many more.
MHADA Website
Here are the contact details of the Maharashtra Housing and Development Authority along with its website where you can get forms and other resources online.
Griha Nirman Bhavan,
Kalanagar
Bandra (E),
Mumbai - 400 051
Phone: 022-26592877, 022-26592622
Fax: 022-26592058
Email:mhada@bom3.vsnl.net.in
Website:http://www.mhada.com/
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