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India's longest underground metro corridor has begun transforming Mumbai's commuting experience while simultaneously driving significant changes in the city's property market, urban development patterns, and environmental sustainability initiatives.

CIDCO has announced a three-month timeline to finalize the master plan for the 667-acre Navi Mumbai Aerocity, a multifunctional urban hub adjacent to the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport, featuring residential, commercial, retail, and industrial developments.

Real estate expansion in India is being increasingly influenced by strategic transit corridors—metro rail networks, expressways, and transit-oriented development zones—transforming peripheral locations into prime investment destinations.

Discover why metro station properties are becoming India's hottest real estate investment. Learn about transit-oriented development opportunities in Delhi-NCR, Pune, and Mumbai with proven appreciation rates of 10-25% annually. Smart investment tips included.

Indian Railways' RLDA announces 99-year lease plans for prime Mumbai land parcels in Mahalaxmi and Bandra East, targeting over ₹6,000 crore in revenue generation.

Mumbai's underground Metro Line 3 is transforming property values across the city. From Cuffe Parade to Andheri, discover how this ₹32,000 crore infrastructure project is creating new investment opportunities and reshaping real estate prices along the 33.5-kilometer corridor.

Discover how metro connectivity drives property price appreciation across Indian cities. Complete analysis of Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore markets with investment strategies, timing tips, and data-driven insights for homebuyers and investors. Learn about 20-40% price increases near metro stations.

IAS officials, including Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP) CEO SVR Srinivas, Cidco president Vijay Singhal, and BMC associate municipal commissioner Abhijit Bangar, discussed city initiatives during the Maharashtra Infrastructure Conclave.

As a first step, the MMRDA proposes a transit-oriented development (TOD) levy on all new residential and commercial structures built within 200 metres of Mumbai Metro Line 7.