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Mumbai's ₹3 lakh-per-sq-ft luxury homes still face a 10% water cut. Here's why

Mumbai real estate: Despite record prices in Worli and Malabar Hill, residents face 10% water cut, pointing to gap between real estate growth and infra capacity | Real Estate News

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Mumbai's ₹3 lakh-per-sq-ft luxury homes still face a 10% water cut. Here's why

Mumbai real estate: Despite record prices in Worli and Malabar Hill, residents face 10% water cut, pointing to gap between real estate growth and infra capacity | Real Estate News

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Mumbai man paying Rs 90,000 rent says he still struggles with water shortage in high-rise society

Mumbai residents paying a hefty Rs 90,000 monthly rent in a high-rise society are grappling with severe water shortages. Despite the exorbitant cost, irregular supply from the BMC and insufficient water tanker…

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martedì 9 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com
Mumbai man paying Rs 90,000 rent says he still struggles with water shortage in high-rise society
Mumbai residents paying a hefty Rs 90,000 monthly rent in a high-rise society are grappling with severe water shortages. Despite the exorbitant cost, irregular supply from the BMC…
giovedì 11 giugno 2026·hindustantimes.com
Mumbai's ₹3 lakh-per-sq-ft luxury homes still face a 10% water cut. Here's why
Mumbai real estate: Despite record prices in Worli and Malabar Hill, residents face 10% water cut, pointing to gap between real estate growth and infra capacity | Real Estate News