Mumbai to develop a 3-kilometre underground pedestrian tunnel network connecting BKC and Worli stations on Metro Line 3, enhancing last-mile connectivity and seamless interchange with the upcoming bullet train terminal.

Mumbai transport authorities have unveiled plans to build a 3 km underground pedestrian tunnel network connecting Metro Line 3 stations at BKC and Worli to major transport hubs, including the upcoming bullet train terminal, at an estimated cost of ₹250 crore.

Discover how Mumbai Metro Aqua Line 3 is transforming real estate across 33.5 km from Cuffe Parade to Aarey Colony. Explore investment hotspots in Andheri, BKC, Worli & Goregaon with 10-40% property appreciation. Complete guide to Mumbai's metro-driven property boom.

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.

Mumbai's first fully underground Metro line, the 33.5-km Aqua Line (Metro 3), opened with record-breaking ridership of over 1.56 lakh passengers on day one, offering dramatic time and cost savings while connecting key business districts from Aarey to Cuffe Parade.

Mumbai Metro Line 3's underground corridor from Aarey to Colaba is set to trigger 10-15% property price appreciation in Bandra, Khar, and South Mumbai within 12-18 months of full operations, making it the perfect time for real estate investment.

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.

From tunnels under rivers to links across suburbs, the new BKC-Worli metro line is set to redefine Mumbai's daily commute.

Metro-8 is set to redefine connectivity between Mumbai and Navi Mumbai airports, reducing travel time to just 30 minutes. With a combination of underground and elevated routes spanning 35 km, this ambitious project promises faster, smarter & more efficient travel for millions of passengers by 2026.

Mumbai's first underground metro line is open after delays and controversy. This Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will open the 12.5 kilometre Aarey-BKC metro line's first phase. The new metro line would cut travel time from Aarey to BKC to 22.30 minutes, down from an hour.

Mumbai's first metro line is nearing completion. The much-anticipated Aarey vehicle shed (maintenance facility), vital to metro operation, is nearly 99% complete. Metro trains will soon undergo final inspections and be ready for operation.

Mumbai, the city that never sleeps, will soon add another significant transit upgrade with Metro-3 Line Phase-1, which will link Aarey to Bandra Kurla Complex.