PMC for Redevelopment Services in Chembur, Mumbai

An Independent Voice for Your Society

Redevelopment activity in Chembur has increased sharply, with many older societies receiving multiple developer offers. MangoHouse provides independent PMC for redevelopment in Chembur, Mumbai to help societies compare these offers fairly.

Local Building Conditions in Chembur

Chembur societies often have relatively large plots with low-rise buildings, which can mean attractive redevelopment potential. We prepare a feasibility that shows what the plot can support, then convert different developer offers into a common format so members can compare carpet area, corpus, rent, amenities and timelines side by side.

Redevelopment of cooperative housing societies in Maharashtra is governed by government directives issued under Section 79A of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act. These require general body approvals, appointment of a PMC and a transparent tender process — steps designed to protect members.

Feasibility and planning

• Presentation to the general body
• Site survey and plot measurement
• FSI, TDR and incentive calculations
• Additional area and corpus estimates

Execution monitoring

• Tracking of approvals
• Checking compliance with agreed specifications
• Progress reports to the committee
• Society formation for the new building

Our Process

1. Understanding member expectations
2. Assessing plot potential
3. Running a competitive tender
4. Securing clear agreements
5. Monitoring delivery

Where We Work in Chembur

We work with housing societies, landlords and property owners in Chembur East, Chembur West, Tilak Nagar, Diamond Garden, Sindhi Society, Golf Club area, Postal Colony and Govandi (nearby), along with nearby localities.

Why Societies Choose MangoHouse

• Experienced site teams and supervisors
• Safety-first work practices
• Support from audit to final handover
• Independent, engineer-led advice

Frequently Asked Questions

We have received several offers from developers in Chembur. How do we compare them?

A PMC converts each offer into the same terms — area, money, time and amenities — and checks the developer's credentials, so the society can compare fairly.

Can minority members stop redevelopment?

Redevelopment decisions are taken by the general body as per applicable rules. A clear, transparent process helps build consensus among members.

Who pays the PMC's fees?

Depending on the arrangement, fees may be paid by the society or recovered through the project. This is agreed at the time of appointment.

More Services in Chembur

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• Exterior Painting in Chembur

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Talk to Us About Your Building in Chembur

Call MangoHouse on +91 8103945874 or send us an inquiry to book a site visit.

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