Before a project is conceived, the land must be right.
Our land advisory practice works with developers, landowners, and housing societies to evaluate development potential, structure transactions, and navigate the regulatory landscape that defines Mumbai's built environment.
Project Feasibility · Redevelopment Advisory · Society Redevelopment
Project Feasibility
Comprehensive feasibility assessment for proposed developments — FSI analysis, permissible use evaluation, market demand mapping, revenue projections, and construction cost benchmarking. Land decisions are the largest and least reversible capital allocations a developer makes; we make sure they're grounded in evidence. If the numbers don't work, you'll know before the cheque is written — which is precisely when knowing is worth the most.
Redevelopment Advisory
End-to-end advisory for redevelopment projects — landowner engagement, consent management, regulatory approvals, project structuring, and development partner selection. Redevelopment succeeds or fails on trust and sequencing; we manage both, so momentum never depends on luck.
Society Redevelopment
Specialised advisory for cooperative housing society redevelopment in Mumbai — building member consensus, running fair and transparent builder selection, negotiating corpus and area entitlements, securing transit accommodation terms that protect members, and staying compliant at every step.
Your society's biggest decision, made with clear eyes.
For a cooperative housing society, redevelopment is a once-in-a-generation decision — usually made by a committee of neighbours who've never done it before, facing developers who've done it many times. That asymmetry is exactly what we correct.
Our job is simple to state: make sure the society negotiates as knowledgeably as the developer across the table.
The Society Redevelopment Guide
A plain-language walkthrough of the entire process — timelines, rights, red flags, and the questions to ask every builder. Written for committee members, not consultants. Share it in your committee group.
Before the decision
We're a society committee just starting to discuss redevelopment. Is it too early to talk to you?
It's the ideal time. The decisions made before builder selection — feasibility, member alignment, tender structure — determine most of what follows. Early conversations cost nothing and prevent the expensive kind of learning.
Do you represent the society or the developer?
In a society engagement, the society — exclusively. We advise developers in other contexts, which is exactly why we know how the other side of the table thinks. In any single transaction, we sit on one side only.
What does a feasibility study include?
FSI and permissible-use analysis, demand mapping for the micro-market, revenue projections, and construction cost benchmarks — delivered as a decision document, not a data dump. You finish it knowing whether to proceed, renegotiate, or walk away.
How are you compensated?
Transparently, and we'll put it in writing before we begin. Structures vary by engagement type; what never varies is that you'll know exactly who is paying us and for what.
Start with the land.
For developers and landowners: a confidential feasibility discussion. For societies: a conversation with our redevelopment team — or download the guide and share it with your committee first.
