Parcel-Level Land Intelligence
Parcel Dossier

CTS 452, Lower Parel

A credit report for land: title chain, encumbrances, redevelopment economics and a defensible offer ceiling for the Shree Darshan CHS plot — assembled from four public registries.

Mahabhoomi Property CardIGR Encumbrance RegisterAutoDCR FSIIGR Comps
ParcelCTS 452 · Shree Darshan CHS Ltd · Lower Parel Division
ModeDecision mode: Redevelopment bid
CoverageRecords 1987 – Sep 2026
IssuedOctober 2026
Report refSF-PD-2026-018
SquareFeatParcel Dossier · Sample Report
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The verdict, first

Bid assessment

A biddable parcel with a clean-but-aging title. The society structure is consolidated (single CHS, 28 members, no fragmentation since 1994), the encumbrance register is closed, and 1-km rehab benchmarks support an offer at 1.38–1.45× existing area plus corpus. Headline risk is not title — it is a live family-settlement gift deed executed in Aug-2026 that may signal an internal split in the member block.

Indicative sustainable offer: ₹410–460 Cr gross (land-rate equivalent ₹71–80k/sqft of plot). Above ₹480 Cr the bid only pencils at ≥₹52k/sqft sale — beyond any registered comp in the belt.

Rehab benchmark
1.41×
Median new:old area ratio across 9 society redevelopments within 1 km
Encumbrance status
Clear
2 historic mortgages, both released; no live charge on register
FSI headroom
2.4×
1.32 consumed vs ~4.0 potential (base + TDR + fungible)
Mutation events
6
Since 1987 — last ferfar entry Aug-2026 (gift deed)
Nearby land comps
₹68–84k
Per sqft of plot, 4 DA/conveyance deals in 24 mo
Offer ceiling
₹410–460 Cr
Residual method at 1.4× rehab, ₹46k sale, 22% margin
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Parcel identity

Parcel
CTS 452 (Final Plot 88, TPS IV Mahim) · Lower Parel Division, Ward G/S
Plot area
1,240 sq.m (13,347 sqft) · regular, dual frontage
Tenure
Class I freehold — occupancy unconditional (Property Card, Mahabhoomi)
Owner of record
Shree Darshan Co-operative Housing Society Ltd · reg. BOM/HSG/1987/11412
Existing structure
Ground+4, 28 residential units, ~28,000 sqft existing carpet
Encumbrances (live)
None. Mortgage to State Bank (1998) released 2009; society loan released 2014
Litigation flags
No suit/attachment entries on card; 1 court-fee deed noted 2003, discharged
Mutation log
6 ferfar entries since 1987 — all succession/society entries, no fragmentation

Title posture

Single-society ownership since 1987 with zero fragmentation is the best title structure a redevelopment bidder can ask for — one negotiating counterparty, one conveyance, no partition risk.

The one thing to verify

Off-register items: society maintenance arrears, property-tax dues, and any unregistered member arrangements. The public record is clean; the society's own books are where surprises live.
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Encumbrance register

Two historic mortgages, both released. No live charge, attachment, or lis pendens appears on the card or the IGR index. The register is closed — the open item is behavioural, not legal.

RegisteredInstrumentPartiesAmountStatus
1998-06गहाणखत · Mortgage deedSociety → State Bank of India₹85 LReleased 2009
2003-11प्रतिज्ञापत्र · UndertakingSociety → MCGM (setback)—Discharged
2011-03गहाणखत · Mortgage deedSociety → Saraswat Bank₹1.4 CrReleased 2014
2026-08बक्षीसपत्र · Gift deedMember (flat 14) → son₹1Flag: internal settlement
Watch itemThe Aug-2026 gift deed (member → son, flat 14) is a family settlement executed months before society elections. Either succession housekeeping — or the first crack in the member block. Confirm at the SGM.
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Registered history on the parcel

1987
Conveyance — plot conveyed to society (28 founder members)
₹41 L
2003
Supplementary agreement — setback surrender to MCGM
—
2014
Loan reconveyance — Saraswat Bank charge closed
—
2019
3 leave-and-licence registrations — member flats, ₹52–68k/mo
L&L
2022
PAAA drafting begins — architect appointed (AutoDCR pre-app)
—
2024
2 member gift deeds — succession clean-ups
₹1 each
2026-08
Gift deed, flat 14 — member → son; watch item
₹1

Reading the history

The 2019 L&L cluster (3 member flats at ₹52–68k/mo) and the 2022 architect appointment are the tell-tale signature of a society preparing to transact. By the time a tender is announced, the economics are usually half-decided — the registration record shows preparation two years early.

What is NOT on this parcel

No PAAA registrations yet — members have not signed allotment agreements. No development agreement on record. The window is open.
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Redevelopment economics

Nine comparable society deals within 1 km put the corridor's clearing price at 1.35–1.52× existing area, median 1.41×. These are registered PAAA agreements — actual signed terms, not broker hearsay.

Vishwa Kutir CHS · 0.4 km1.38% · 364→503 sqftJai Bhavani CHS · 0.6 km1.52% · incl. corpus ₹8L/unitSadanand CHS · 0.7 km1.41%Navjivan CHS · 0.9 km1.35% · 22 membersGokul Nivas CHS · 1.0 km1.44% · signed 2024
New:old area ratio from PAAA documents within 1 km. Each bar is a registered deal: member's old carpet → allotted new carpet. Source: IGR alternate-accommodation agreements (पर्यायी जागेचा करार)
Negotiating positionOffering 1.38× + corpus clears four of five recent deals and keeps the bid inside clearing range without leading it. The 1.52× outlier included an ₹8L/unit corpus — sweeten with corpus, not ratio.
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FSI headroom

Plot
1,240 sq.m
Consumed FSI (existing)
1.32 — per last sanctioned plan (AutoDCR)
Base FSI
1.33 (residential, island-city influence zone)
TDR loading
+0.7 absorbable — active DRC market, ward G/S
Fungible + premium
+0.35 at 45% ASR premium
Realistic potential
~4.0 → ~4,960 sq.m saleable (~53,400 sqft carpet)
Rehab obligation
~28,000 sqft × 1.41 ≈ 39,500 sqft built
33%FSI CONSUMED

Headroom, translated

~53,400 sqft saleable carpet against ~39,500 sqft rehab obligation — roughly 1.35 sqft sold per sqft rebuilt. Viable, but the margin lives in the TDR purchase price, which is a live market.
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Land deal comps · 1 km

ParcelInstrumentDeal sizePlot rateStructure
CTS 389 · 0.3 kmDevelopment agreement, Mar-25₹4,100 Cr proj.₹78,000JDA 42% share
CTS 511 · 0.5 kmConveyance, Nov-24₹96 Cr₹71,500Outright
CTS 447 · 0.8 kmDA + PoA, Jun-25₹120 Cr₹68,200Rehab-led
CTS 620 · 1.0 kmConveyance, Jan-25₹141 Cr₹84,000Outright, corner plot
IGR conveyances & development agreements, 24 months. Plot rate = consideration ÷ plot area.
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Risk flags & watch items

Gift-deed timingAug-2026 family settlement on flat 14 — may precede a member-block split over developer selection
Aging member blockMedian member age 63 on 2024 filings; succession-driven resale pressure possible
Society loan historyTwo historic mortgages — normal for CHS, both cleanly released; verify no off-register society dues
Road-widening lineDP-2034 reservation clips ~40 sq.m on east frontage — priced into potential FSI
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Evidence appendix

Document setSourceCoverage
Satbara / Property Card extractMahabhoomiK-Prat certified copy · card current to Sep-2026
Index II × 14 documentsIGRSRO Worli · conveyance, mortgages, releases, gift deeds, L&L
Sanctioned plan + FSI sheetAutoDCRProposal MCGM/1998/G-S/0811 (legacy scan)
PAAA drafts × 3 (members)IGRAlternate-accommodation agreements, 2024-26

Method

Title and encumbrance state come from the Mahabhoomi Malmatta Patrak (Property Card) cross-checked against every IGR document registered against CTS 452 at Worli SRO since 1987. Rehab benchmarks are computed from PAAA (alternate-accommodation) agreements on neighbouring CTSs: each document encodes the member's existing area and allotted new area. Offer ceiling is a residual-land-value calc using registered land comps within 1 km, not asking prices.

SAMPLE REPORT — illustrative data. All entities, figures and events are fictional and demonstrate report structure only. A commissioned dossier is generated from live registry records: certified property-card copies, Index II documents, and AutoDCR proposal files. Not legal or investment advice — title diligence by counsel is still required.
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