About Mungekar Realty
A Mumbai-based land and redevelopment advisory firm that takes a distinctly different approach from traditional real estate brokerages.
Rather than focusing on buying and selling finished residential or commercial units, we concentrate specifically on land: identifying opportunities, facilitating redevelopment projects for housing societies and old pagdi or tenanted buildings, working on Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) projects, and handling the sale and purchase of land parcels in the capacity of a broker.
This land and redevelopment focus is what sets Mungekar Realty apart, and it draws on a genuinely different set of skills and relationships than conventional flat-sale brokerage.
Our work is guided by four core values: integrity, trust, ethics, and morals. These are not just words on a page for us — they shape how we negotiate on behalf of clients, how we present opportunities to developers, and how we handle the complexities that arise in land transactions and redevelopment negotiations, which can often stretch over months or years and involve many stakeholders with differing interests.

Who we work with
Housing societies
Weighing their options for redevelopment. Learn more
Pagdi landlords & tenants
In old cessed and rent-controlled buildings awaiting a fair redevelopment. Learn more
Landowners
Looking for a trustworthy broker to represent their interests. Learn more
SRA residents’ societies
Seeking a viable, transparent slum rehabilitation project. Learn more
Builders & developers
Seeking well-located land or redevelopment opportunities.
Meet the Founder
Sameer C. Mungekar, Founder & Redevelopment Consultant
Sameer spent over a decade in finance and wealth management, working as a Relationship Manager with several Mumbai wealth firms, before founding Mungekar Realty in 2025. He brings the same numbers-first, transparent approach to every redevelopment, SRA and land assignment.
Have a property in mind?
Tell us about your building or land and we will tell you honestly what is possible.
