घाटी पाड़ा, मुलुंड वेस्ट, मुंबई में बिक्री के लिए किफायती प्रोजेक्ट्स

With the Sanjay Gandhi National Park authority giving its approval, and the BMC allotting Rs 100 crores in its 2019-20 budget, for the construction of the Goregaon-Mulund Link Road, the property markets in both these locations could get a boost

The current Development Plan for Mumbai, has several positives and is a step in the right direction, but implementation of some of the objectives may be a challenge, says a report by Knight Frank India, which analyses the pros and cons

A proposal to allot government land for housing projects for police personnel in the major cities of Maharashtra, is under consideration, chief minister Devendra Fadnavis has said

The Bombay HC has directed the Maharashtra government to identify and allot a vacant land, within two months, to the Mumbai civic body, to set up a new garbage dumping ground

While real estate micro-markets across the country have largely remained subdued, Mulund’s growth seems to be gaining momentum. We examine the reasons behind this suburban Mumbai location’s revival

With the Maharashtra government pressing for the development of affordable housing on Mumbai’s salt pan lands, we look at the impact that these proposals will have on the ecology of the city and measures that could mitigate the adverse effects

In a busy city like Mumbai, finding a home in a place where one’s office is located, can save home owners a lot of commuting time. We look at some of the regions in Mumbai that offer this advantage

The Thane Smart City Project has received approval for Rs 700 crores, for the development of various infrastructure facilities, including a new railway station between Thane and Mulund

Piramal Realty has announced that it will acquire a 3.2-acre land parcel in Mumbai, from Nirmal Lifestyles Limited that is adjacent to its existing Piramal Revanta project. It has proposed to invest up to Rs 1,800 crores in this new project

The introduction of the RERA in Maharashtra may force home buyers to wait longer for their homes, as more than 50 per cent of the projects that registered with the authority have extended their completion timeline by over a year, finds a study by Knight Frank India