<h1>Over 550 families get new flats in redevelopment project with resale restrictions to preserve community heritage</h1> Over 550 families received possession of new flats under a redevelopment project converting old chawls into modern high-rise homes in Mumbai. The state government took over the project after multiple failed attempts by private developers, with the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority managing the redevelopment. The project faced longstanding litigation issues dating back nearly 90 years. The chief minister urged residents to retain ownership and treat the new properties as valuable assets to pass on to future generations. The deputy chief minister proposed including a contractual clause preventing the resale of these flats for 10 to 15 years to ensure the original Marathi-speaking residents remain in the city.