India, July 24 -- More than half of Mumbai's slum land is in the redevelopment pipeline.

Data accessed by HT from the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) shows that projects covering 2,751 acres of land-an area larger than the Mumbai Port Authority's (MbPA) total land bank (2,333 acres) and almost as large as the Navi Mumbai International Airport (2,866 acres)-are either under construction or stalled, underscoring the unprecedented scale of the city's slum redevelopment drive.

The 2,751 acres account for 56.35% of Mumbai's total 4,882 acres of slum land. Of this, 2,156 acres are actively being redeveloped, while projects spanning 595 acres have stalled. The slum area under redevelopment is nearly eight times the size of London's Hyde Pa...