Godrej Skyshore, Versova Andheri West Mumbai

Yes. It is registered as a proposed slum rehabilitation scheme at Versova village, Mumbai. Existing residents are rehoused in dedicated rehabilitation wings built on the same plot, and the two free-sale towers that Godrej markets to buyers fund that rehousing. Buyers purchase into the sale building but share the plot with the rehabilitation wings and a temple building.

Two entities are registered as promoters under MahaRERA. One Stop Business Services LLP owns the land and Godrej Properties Limited is the developer. Both are recorded on the registration, so responsibility for the project is shared rather than resting on Godrej alone.

The MahaRERA registration number is PM1180002500076. The registration records a completion date of February 2030.

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Treat it as indicative until you have written confirmation.

Three figures are circulating. The MahaRERA filing declares 8.40 crore for the 3 BHK and 11.89 crore for the 4 BHK. We use the RERA-declared figure because it is on the public record. Any lower number should come with an explanation in writing.

The MahaRERA registration records February 2030. Where the two disagree, the RERA date is the one that carries legal weight.

The two sale towers are ground plus first, second entrance deck and third to twenty-third floors, over five basement levels. The rehabilitation wings are ground plus first to thirty-first floors over three basement levels. The rehabilitation building is therefore eight floors taller than the towers being sold.

That depends entirely on the flat. The rehabilitation wings on the same plot rise eight floors higher than the sale towers, so a view claim needs to be checked for the exact unit, the exact floor and the exact orientation.

Yes. The environmental clearance file is SIA/MH/MIS/269763/2022, dated 26 September 2023. Coastal Regulation Zone rules apply to the site and the 167th meeting of the Maharashtra Coastal Zone Management Authority on 18 May 2023 recommended CRZ clearance.

In the approvals, non-FSI construction is larger than FSI construction - roughly 55 per cent of the total built-up area. Non-FSI covers items such as basements, parking, service floors and certain balconies and decks that are not counted against the permitted floor space index. A high non-FSI share is normal in Mumbai high-rises, but it is a reminder that a large part of what gets built is not living space.

The compliance report is contradictory on this point. The same document states that excavation and foundation work is in progress and also that no construction activity has started on site.

Amenities are spread across three named levels. A retail high street sits at the base. The Earthscape level has a multipurpose sports court, a padel court, a kids play zone and a reflexology path. The Celeste level has a pool with a deck lounge, a hammock bay and lounge, a landscape garden and a party deck with a barbecue area.

This means the internal layouts cannot be verified independently against the marketing renders.