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RCC Warehouses for Rent in Mumbai

6 verified RCC warehouses available for rent in Mumbai, ranging from 150 to 11,000 sqft. Transparent pricing and expert guidance.

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240 sqft warehouse in Mumbai, MaharashtraPhoto 1 of 3RCC
Carpet Area
240 sqft
Rent / Month
₹83 /sqft
  • 13 ft Clear Height
150 sqft warehouse in Mumbai, MaharashtraPhoto 1 of 4RCC
Carpet Area
150 sqft
Rent / Month
₹60 /sqft

Goregaon

Mumbai

  • 10 ft Clear Height
200 sqft warehouse in Mumbai, MaharashtraPhoto 1 of 4RCC
Carpet Area
200 sqft
Rent / Month
₹125 /sqft
  • 12 ft Clear Height
620 sqft warehouse in Mumbai, MaharashtraPhoto 1 of 5RCC
Carpet Area
620 sqft
Rent / Month
₹35 /sqft
  • 18 ft Clear Height
6,000 sqft warehouse in Mumbai, MaharashtraPhoto 1 of 4RCC
Carpet Area
6,000 sqft
Rent / Month
₹150 /sqft

Chembur

Mumbai

  • 18 ft Clear Height
  • 2 Docks
11,000 sqft warehouse in Mumbai, MaharashtraRCC
Carpet Area
11,000 sqft
Rent / Month
₹65 /sqft

Saki Naka

Mumbai

  • 18 ft Clear Height
  • 3 Docks
  • Fire NOC: Yes

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About warehousing in Mumbai

Frequently Asked Questions

For last-mile storage inside Mumbai, the suburban pockets such as Saki Naka, Chembur and Goregaon, in small RCC godowns. For distribution at warehouse scale, the mainland: Bhiwandi for the widest choice, and Panvel and the JNPT belt for port-linked freight.

Land inside Mumbai is scarce and among India's most expensive, so large warehouses do not pay there. Distribution networks serving Mumbai base themselves on the mainland, in Bhiwandi, Navi Mumbai and around the JNPT port, and use small city godowns for the last mile.

Yes. Mumbai is the city's official name; Bombay is the older name and is still widely used, including in business. Both refer to the same market, which for warehousing extends to Bhiwandi and Navi Mumbai on the mainland.

Two types. Inside the city, small RCC godowns with low ceilings and few or no docks. On the mainland, pre-engineered warehouses with heights suited to racking and many docks. Clear height is on record for nearly every Mumbai listing.

For a city godown, the building's approved use under the municipal development plan. On the mainland, the land's non-agricultural status, or the MIDC allotment inside an estate, and the fire approval under Maharashtra's 2006 fire safety Act, with a final NOC before occupation.

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