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Here is a feature covering the state of "Work in India": Post 2 — Economic and social impacts
The most immediate impact of reimagined FSI is on housing affordability. Land constitutes 50–60% of the cost of a home in Indian metros. By allowing more built area on the same land parcel, the per-square-foot land cost plummets. Consider the stalled redevelopment of Mumbai’s chawls and cessed buildings. With an FSI of 4 or 5 instead of 2.5, developers could provide free housing to existing tenants, sell a surplus in the open market, and still make a profit—without requiring government subsidies. The "work" here involves convincing municipalities that higher FSI does not benefit developers alone; it is a pro-poor, pro-middle-class tool that generates cross-subsidized housing.
By 2027, “work” in Indian FSI will mean working alongside AI agents. We are already seeing:
For Blog 6 of this series (coming next week), we will explore how Indian FSI can transition from “hybrid work” to “autonomous compliance work.”