9 Familes That Own 20% of Mumbai's Land

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The records show Mumbai's biggest land owners are Godrej & Boyce, the Byramjee Jeejeebhoy Group, A H Wadia Trust, F E Dinshaw Trust, Sir Mohammed Yusuf Khot Trust, Hirjibhai Dinshaw Billimoria , Jeejeebhoy Ardeshir , and the families of V K Lal and Pratapsingh Surji Vallabhdas Khot . Their lands are spread across Kurla , Bhandup , Vikhroli , Deonar , Malad and Goregaonhe five owners that the government had named were the F E Dinshaw Trust (controlled by Nusli Wadia), A H Wadia Trust (whose managing trustee is Muncher Cama of Mumbai Samachar), the Byramjee Jeejeebhoy family, the V K Lal family and the Mohammed Yusuf Khot Trust. But the subsequent SRA report showed that Godrej & Boyce holds the largest parcel of land in the city, with 3,401 acres in its control. Although a large chunk of this land is a well-protected mangrove sprawl in Vikhroli, the slum authority estimates that at least 300 acres near Vikhroli station have been encroached upon. The industrialist Godrej family acquired its land in the eastern suburbs sometime in the early 1940s from the Bombay high court receiver. This land was originally given by the East India Company to Parsi merchant Framjee Banaji in the 1830s and came up for sale in 1941-42. After acquiring this land, the Godrejs started buying adjoining plots by negotiating with 200 plot owners. In the past decade, the Godrej Group has become one of the leading real estate players in Mumbai because of its sprawling land holdings.


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