Maharashtra Housing Policy 2025: Key Highlights as Stamp Duty Slashed and Slum Redevelopment Boosted

The Maharashtra Housing Policy 2025 marks a transformative step by the state government to address urban housing challenges, promote self-redevelopment, and offer incentives for senior living. Approved and formalised with a Government Resolution, the policy outlines a multi-faceted approach to managing real estate developments across the state effectively.
Policy Targets ₹70,000 Crore Investment
The state government envisions an investment of ₹70,000 crore through this policy by 2030, aiming to build 35 lakh affordable housing units. A critical component includes the establishment of a residential-use land bank by 2026, with coordination across various departments such as Revenue, Forest, and Water Resources. This move will ensure timely and transparent access to land for housing developments across Maharashtra.
Reviving Slum and Real Estate Projects
To address urban decay, the policy leverages a cluster redevelopment model that encourages the revival of stalled real estate and slum projects. Public-private partnerships will be crucial in implementing these plans at scale, with an emphasis on efficiency and inclusive development of dilapidated zones.
Game-Changing Stamp Duty Reduction
A standout aspect of the policy is the reduction of stamp duty for senior citizen housing to a flat ₹1,000, down from the existing 5% to 7%. This unprecedented initiative is expected to attract private investment and make elderly housing accessible, enhancing quality of life for senior residents.
Support for Self-Redevelopment with ₹2,000 Crore Allocation
The state has earmarked ₹2,000 crore to empower cooperative societies to undertake the redevelopment of ageing buildings. A dedicated cell will provide complete assistance from project planning to execution, covering over 25,000 eligible structures in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region alone.
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Statewide Housing Demand Survey to Inform Future Planning
A detailed housing demand survey will be conducted across all districts and completed by 2026. This initiative aims to reflect post-pandemic changes in residential needs and support balanced housing distribution across the urban–rural divide.
Conclusion
The Maharashtra Housing Policy 2025 is a forward-looking initiative focused on affordable living, rejuvenating urban infrastructure, and catering to evolving housing demands. With its targeted stamps on investment, redevelopment, and senior living, it establishes a comprehensive growth blueprint for the state's housing sector.
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Published on: Jul 29, 2025, 12:11 PM IST

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