PMC for Redevelopment Services in Kandivali, Mumbai

Make Redevelopment Decisions With Confidence

A growing number of Kandivali societies are evaluating redevelopment. MangoHouse provides independent PMC for redevelopment in Kandivali, Mumbai to guide them.

PMC for Redevelopment for Kandivali Buildings

We prepare a feasibility based on your plot's entitlements, compare developer and self-redevelopment options and run a transparent tender. For MHADA layouts in Charkop, we explain the relevant rules and approvals.

Kandivali's proximity to the national park and the metro line has increased demand for new homes. We help societies benefit from this demand by running a competitive tender with clear minimum expectations for area, amenities and timelines.

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

• Site survey and plot measurement
• Developer vs self-redevelopment comparison
• Presentation to the general body
• Additional area and corpus estimates

Execution monitoring

• Society formation for the new building
• Tracking of approvals
• Checking compliance with agreed specifications
• Handover and occupancy support

How We Work With Your Society

1. Document review
2. Feasibility and member consultation
3. Transparent tendering
4. Negotiation and agreements
5. Oversight until possession

Localities We Cover in Kandivali

We work with housing societies, landlords and property owners in Kandivali West, Kandivali East, Mahavir Nagar, Charkop, Thakur Village, Poisar, Lokhandwala Township and Akurli Road, along with nearby localities.

The MangoHouse Approach

• Experienced site teams and supervisors
• Item-wise, transparent quotations
• Qualified structural engineers on every project
• Photographic progress updates

Frequently Asked Questions

Is redevelopment common in Kandivali?

Yes, especially among societies in Mahavir Nagar and Charkop whose buildings are 30 to 40 years old.

What is a corpus fund?

A corpus is a one-time amount paid by the developer to members or the society, often used to offset higher maintenance costs in the new building.

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.

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Talk to Us About Your Building in Kandivali

Book an inspection today — call +91 8103945874 or send us an inquiry.

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