MHADA paperwork, handled end to end
Transfer of tenement, no objection certificates for sale, rent and mortgage, transfer to heirs, and regularisation, for MHADA flats across Borivali, Kandivali and Malad. A complete file to the right desk, followed up until it is decided.
- ₹45per sq ft, LIG transfer charge
- ₹55per sq ft, MIG
- ₹60per sq ft, HIG
Tell us the flat, the scheme and what you need: sale, tenant, loan, heir or regularisation
We assemble the complete file against the Board's own document list
Submitted to the Estate Manager, followed up until it is decided
Shree Giriraj Real Estate is a MahaRERA registered estate agent, registration number A51800005726, working from Shop No 11, Clover Grove CHS, Chikoowadi, Borivali West, Mumbai 400092. We have worked in real estate since 1996 and from this office since 2005.
MHADA is the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority, and a great many flats in the western suburbs were allotted through it. Each one carries a set of permissions a privately built flat does not need: before a sale, before a tenant, before a mortgage, and when an allottee dies. Done properly, none of it is difficult. We prepare the complete file against the Board's own document list, submit it to the right desk, and follow it through until it is decided, for owners, heirs, buyers and landlords across Borivali, Kandivali and Malad.
What you get
Transfer of tenement
Cap on the transfer charge for a Low Income Group flat
MHADA Mumbai Board schedule, checked 9 September 2026
Cap for Middle Income Group
MHADA Mumbai Board schedule
Cap for High Income Group
MHADA Mumbai Board schedule
Time limit for the no objection certificate for rent
Maharashtra Right to Public Services Act notification
Can a MHADA flat be transferred to another person?
Yes. Under the Estate Management, Sale, Transfer and Exchange of Tenements Regulations, 1981, a transfer needs the previous written permission of the Board and of the housing society, and the society may permit one once five years have passed from allotment, the buyer falls in the scheme's income group, and dues are paid. With those in place the transfer is routine, and the file we prepare is built to satisfy each one the first time.
Transfer charge on a 600 square foot LIG flat
Illustrative: a 600 square foot Low Income Group flat, transfer of tenancy rights.
- 600 square feet at 45 rupees
- ₹27,000
- Capped for LIG at
- ₹15,000
Illustrative. The Board may also ask for a share of the unearned increase on a sale; we confirm both for your scheme before you agree a price.
Tell us which flat, which scheme and what you need: a sale, a tenant, a loan, a transfer to an heir, or a transfer that needs regularising. Bring the allotment letter and the latest receipt if you have them. We will tell you what the file needs, what the official charges are, and how long the Board has to decide. Free to ask, and usually answered the same day.
A note on accuracy. The rules, fees and time limits on this page come from documents published by MHADA and the Government of Maharashtra, checked on 9 September 2026. They change, so we confirm the current position for every application before it goes in.
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The questions people ask before they call
Can I sell a MHADA flat after 5 years?+
Five years from allotment is the point at which the society may permit a transfer under the 1981 Regulations, but the Board's written permission is still required, the buyer has to fall in the same income group as the scheme, and all dues must be paid. With those in place the sale goes through cleanly; without them the Board can set it aside. The full rules on selling a MHADA flat.
What are the MHADA name transfer fees?+
The Mumbai Board's published schedule for transfer of tenancy rights is 45 rupees per square foot for LIG capped at 15,000 rupees, 55 for MIG capped at 25,000, and 60 for HIG capped at 35,000, as published on mhada.gov.in and checked on 9 September 2026. The Board may also ask for a share of the unearned increase on a sale. Confirm the current schedule before paying.
Can we transfer a MHADA flat to another person?+
Yes, with the previous written permission of the Board and of the society where one exists. Within a family, and to a legal heir on death, the Regulations provide for transfer in the name of a family member. Outside the family it is a sale, with the five year, income group and dues conditions attached.
Can I rent out a MHADA flat?+
Yes, with a no objection certificate for rent from the Mumbai Board. It is a notified Right to Public Services item with an eight day time limit and the Estate Manager as the designated officer. Once you have it, register the leave and licence agreement under section 55 of the Rent Control Act as for any flat. How the NOC for rent works.
What is a MHADA NOC?+
A no objection certificate from the Board for a specific act: selling the flat, letting it, or mortgaging it to a lender. Each is a separate application to the Estate Manager with its own documents. A lender will not sanction a loan on a MHADA flat without the mortgage NOC, and a sale or tenancy without the relevant one puts the allotment at risk.
Which MHADA paperwork do you handle?+
Transfer of tenement, the no objection certificates for sale, for leave and licence and for a mortgage, transfer on the death of the original allottee, regularisation where a flat changed hands without the Board's permission, and the society's lease and conveyance papers. Tell us what you hold and we will tell you which of these you need.
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