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Mumbai

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Why is Mumbai known

  • The neighbourhoods of Mumbai were western suburbs, Andheri, Bandra, Borivali, eastern suburbs, Ghatkopar, Kurla, Kanjurmarg etc
  • Mumbai is a mix of iconic old-world charm architecture, strikingly modern high-rises, cultural and traditional structures
  • The city is known as the commercial capital of India
  • It is also about art, history, culture, food, theatre, nightlife and a lot more

Insights about Mumbai

New developments

  • Several new projects are coming in Mumbai, for example major projects such as the Mumbai trans harbour Link connecting Sewri to Nhava Sheva a coastal road being built from Marine Drive to Worli by reclaiming land, an underground Colaba-Bandra- seepz metro and around nine other metro lines-a combination of elevated underground-a taking shape on Mumbai is overcrowded route
  • There are several projects coming coming up in Mumbai for example Lodha new Cuffe Parade, Dosthi West County, Paradise Sai World city etc
  • Among many of the new developments the government of Mumbai is planning a system that is oriented increasing towards servicing elite developments, as opposed to re-distributing benefits through the provision of subsidised housing, transport, health care and education

What is good in Mumbai

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  • The public transport systems in Mumbai include the Mumbai suburban railway, monorail, Metro, buses, black and yellow metre taxis, auto rickshaws and ferries
  • Currently Mumbai is undergoing an infrastructure boom
  • Mumbai-Talegaon Road in Pune is pretty smooth expressway
  • Good night time is generally safe however it is advisable not to roam around at night
  • As streetlights are a critical part of the city's infrastructure from the city roads to the State highways and national highways all our comprised with enough streetlights
  • Mumbai police's boost to patrolling an admirable step
  • Believability score for the park maintenance Mumbai got 140 rank
  • As per the global livability index 2022 Mumbai scored 56
  • Mumbai air quality index is now moderate and secured the rank of 141 out of 173 surveyed cities
  • The average price for properties Top locals of Mumbai like Dadar East, Bandra East and Matunga for Rs 31,000 per square feet, Rs 28,335 per square feet and Rs 29,900 per square feet respectively.
  • As Mumbai is a brilliantly located, promising an ideal place for the office areas, the rent or the prices for these properties are a bit high
  • As the properties near highways Or a prime location, on average the price of the properties gets high
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What can be better in Mumbai

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  • The vehicle density in the city is alarming, with an average 1900 vehicles packed in just 1 km of road
  • Due to lack of availability of land in Mumbai it is difficult to expand the road network and local trains are already over loaded
  • 96% of roads in Mumbai in poor condition
  • Insufficient street lighting makes safety a key concern in sector-nine Ulwe
  • The police patrolling in Mumbai has problems caused by an inadequate quota of Diesel for their petrol vehicles, many of which are old, and hence consume more petrol, the highway police has sought that it be increased
  • The official records on crime and response by the police are usually insufficient in gorging the scale of the problem in some areas of Mumbai
  • overcrowding, sanitation and improper proper waste disposal lead to breeding of flies mosquitoes and rodents that spread diseases in some areas of Mumbai
  • Mumbai has a moderate Air quality index however now people are experiencing a year long air pollution problem in Mumbai too
  • The water infrastructure in Mumbai is more than hundred years old and lacks adequate construction
  • The real estate prices in Mumbai or very high because of the demand and supply, interest rates, location and future development plans
  • As Mumbai is a well connected city, the office areas Are also well connected with the city roads and transportation system therefore the properties in these areas are very high
  • The properties near highways are a bit pricey in Mumbai
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RUPAREL VIVANZA
Byculla, Mumbai
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Lodha Divino
Matunga East, Mumbai
Registered Sale
2
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0

Recent Registries

Data Source : Mumbai Government

Ajmera Manhattan
Wadala East, Mumbai
Registered Sale
333
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FAQs about Mumbai

How many properties are available for sale in Mumbai?

There are 55901+ properties for sale in Mumbai.

How many properties are available for rent in Mumbai?

There are 29188+ properties for rent in Mumbai.

What is the average price per sq.ft for a property in Mumbai?

The average price per sq.ft in Mumbai is Rs. 23,455. Check out Property rates in Mumbai.

What are the top projects in Mumbai?

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