Mumbai Metro Line 11: Green Line extension route, stations, map

Mumbai city is one of the last cities in the country to have actually opened up to using the metro as public transport. While cities like Kolkata, Delhi were early adopters, cities like Chennai, Bangalore, Jaipur, Ahmedabad etc. caught a faster pace as compared to the financial capital. Some of the reasons for this delay by Mumbai can be attributed to the presence of an already robust and one of the best public transport system in the country —BEST bus services and local railway services and heavily congested areas that resulted in detailed planning and delays in construction. However, the city today has picked up pace and has Mumbai Metro 1, Mumbai Metro 2A, Mumbai Metro 3, Mumbai Metro 7 and Navi Mumbai Metro running. Other metro projects in the pipeline are in the testing phase, construction phase and  planning phase, but what is sure is that the city and its peripheries will be extensively connected by metro network in the future. In this guide, we will discuss in detail about the Mumbai Metro Line 11.

Mumbai Metro Line 11: What is the Green Line?

The Mumbai Metro Line 11 is also known as the Green Line. Spread over 17.5 km, this underground and elevated Mumbai Metro Line was approved by the Maharashtra Cabinet in August 2025. The corridor which will connect Wadala to the Gateway of India will have 14 stations, of which 13 are underground.

Mumbai Metro Line 11: Key facts

What is the project cost of the Mumbai Metro Line 11?

The project cost of the Mumbai Metro Green Line is expected to be around Rs 23, 487 crore. Of this, Maharashtra has borrowed a loan of around Rs 12, 163 crore for this project that totals to 60% of the costs. The remaining will be shared by the central government that will give Rs 3,137 crore, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) that will set aside Rs 2,411 crore for this project and the Mumbai Port Authority that will give Rs 804 crore.

Mumbai Metro Green Line Map

Mumbai Metro Line 11: Stations

Mentioned are the planned stations that are subject to change till the blueprint is frozen. The stations include:

• Anik Bus Depot
• CGS Bus Colony
• Ganesh Nagar
• BPT Hospital
• Sewri
• Hay Bunder
• Coal Bunder
• Reay Road
• Byculla
• Nagpada Junction
• Bhendi Bazaar
• Crawford Market
• CSMT Metro
• Horniman Circle
• SPM Circle

Mumbai Metro Line 11: Interchanges

The Mumbai Metro Line 11 will have two interchanges:

• With Mumbai Metro Line 4 at Bhakti Park (Wadala) (under construction)
• With Mumbai Metro Line 3 at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, which will be operational by September 2025.

When will the Mumbai Metro Line 11 be completed?

According to media reports, the construction of the Mumbai Metro Line 11 project will be commence in 2027 and is expected to be completed by 2030.

What will be the timings for Mumbai Metro Line 11?

The timings for the Mumbai Metro Line 11 will be decided closer to the operational date. However, the standard operation time is from 6 AM to 11 PM every day and mostly this line will also have these timings.

What will be the fare for Mumbai Metro Line 11?

The fare for the Mumbai Metro Line 11 will be decided closer to the operational date. This will be decided on the basis of the distance travelled in km. Generally, for a single journey between 0-3 km, the charge will be Rs 10, for a single journey between 3-12 km, the charge will be Rs 20 and for a single journey of 12 to 18 km, the fare is around Rs 30. 

What are the benefits of the proposed Mumbai Metro Line 11?

With the proposed Mumbai Metro Line 11,

• The travel time between Wadala and CSMT will be reduced.
• The road and the local railway network will be decongested.
• Easy connectivity to places between Wadala and CSMT where some areas have narrow bylanes.
• The cost of travelling between Wadala and CSMT will be nominal.

Mumbai Metro 11: Localities that will be impacted 

Popular localities such as Wadala, Bhakti Park, Sewri, Byculla, Bhendi Bazaar etc. will be heavily benefited once the Mumbai Metro 11 is made operational. Additionally, with the presence of the harbour and central railway networks in this part of Mumbai. The Mumbai Metro 11 will have a positive impact on the real estate market. Prominent infrastructural projects in the vicinity of the Mumbai Metro 11 include Mumbai Trans-harbour Link Road, Mumbai Coastal Road, monorail and local railway. With such convenience available, the residential rentals in these areas will surge as these areas are closer to the places of commercial establishments.

Housing.com POV

Real estate properties close to any public transport system offer convenience to people, hence, they command a premium price. The Mumbai Metro Line 11 will pass through Wadala, Sewri and CSMT, which are prominent real estate areas. Wadala and Sewri are home to a lot of new gated communities that offer state-of-the-art projects and all the conveniences in one place. While demand in these areas has always been high, with the metro convenience, real estate prices will witness further growth. However, as these are prime locations in Mumbai, there is no new land available; all properties in these areas are resale or redeveloped

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