This policy brief recommends how Mumbai's municipal corporation can stabilise and enhance revenue from one of the city's greatest assets — its land market

Existing housing policies are responsible for keeping housing out of reach for many urban Indian residents. In this article for moneycontrol.com, Vaidehi Tandel, Isalyne Gennaro and Mehul Das make a case for urgent reforms in the Indian housing se...

What plagues India’s housing market? CEO and Senior Fellow, Reuben Abraham and Director and Research Fellow, Pritika Hingorani look at the conceptual fallacies and implications of capping Floor Space Index (FSI), the ratio of floor space that can b...

Cities should improve their land utilisation through a variety of mechanisms, which include liberalising how much floor space can be built on a given plot of land.

15% of Mumbai's housing stock lies vacant. Here, the slums are full but thousands of homes lie vacant.

In this article for Mint, Vaidehi Tandel and Sahil Gandhi urge municipalities to exercise restraint in using land-based finance mechanisms

The article addresses the misconceptions surrounding the Mumbai Development Plan 2034.

The economics of rent-seeking help explain the strident opposition to Mumbai's new development plan.

The conversation revolved around the Draft Mumbai Development Plan for 2014-2034

Dr. Bimal Patel on the Draft Mumbai Development Plan for 2014-2034.