17
Apr
Mumbai’s skyline is reaching unprecedented heights, but beneath the glittering glass of towers like the 41-story Altimus in Worli, a profound housing crisis is reaching a breaking point. As of April 2026, the city is emerging as a global financial fortress, attracting giants like Barclays, Morgan Stanley, and BlackRock. Yet, for the millions who power this economy—the drivers, cleaners, and laborers—the dream of a "sea-facing flat" remains a distant, high-stakes negotiation. The statistics of the 2026 housing landscape tell a story of extreme contrast. According to the latest findings from the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA), slums now occupy nearly 24%…
