SBI Term Loan: RLLR: 8.15 | 7.25% - 8.45%
Canara Bank: RLLR: 8 | 7.15% - 10%
ICICI Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.5% - 9.65%
Punjab & Sind Bank: RLLR: 7.3 | 7.3% - 10.7%
Bank of Baroda: RLLR: 7.9 | 7.2% - 8.95%
Federal Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.75% - 10%
IndusInd Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.5% - 9.75%
Bank of Maharashtra: RLLR: 8.05 | 7.1% - 9.15%
Yes Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.4% - 10.54%
Karur Vysya Bank: RLLR: 8.8 | 8.5% - 10.65%

Location : Mumbai

Mumbai: BMC launches Western Express Highway widening project to ease Goregaon bottleneck

16 Jan 2025

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has initiated a road-widening project on a 300-400 meter stretch of the Western Express Highway near Aarey Check Naka in Goregaon, aiming to alleviate long-standing traffic congestion. The expansion will increase the road width from 45 meters to 57-61 meters, requiring the removal of 300 unauthorized structures and clearing obstructed water culverts. Implemented under the "Removal of Bottleneck Policy," the project offers monetary compensation for displaced businesses and residents. Expected to be completed in three months, this initiative will enhance traffic flow along the vital highway, benefiting thousands of daily commuters and improving Mumbai's urban connectivity.Read more

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Mumbai proposes parking proof for new vehicle registrations to tackle congestion

16 Jan 2025

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region is addressing traffic and pollution challenges with a Certified Parking Area (CPA) policy requiring proof of parking for new four-wheeler registrations. Proposed by state transport commissioner Vivek Bhimanwar, the plan involves CPA certificates issued by the BMC and aims to curb congestion and promote urban mobility. Inspired by global models from cities like London and Tokyo, the policy will roll out alongside improved public transport. While experts warn of challenges, including parking disparities and potential misuse by builders, authorities are seeking public feedback to refine the policy. The initiative is a step toward sustainable urban living in Mumbai.Read more

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Navi Mumbai emerges as commercial hub with major leasing deals in 2024

16 Jan 2025

ICICI Bank has leased 1.29 lakh sq ft of commercial space in Turbhe, Navi Mumbai, from Arihant Superstructures for an annual rent of nearly INR 9 crore. The lease, spread across four floors, includes a tenure of nine years with a 14% rental escalation every three years. Recently, HDFC Bank had also leased 4 lakh sq ft across eight floors in Airoli West's Mindspace Business Parks for over INR 320 crore over ten years. Navi Mumbai's evolving infrastructure, such as the Navi Mumbai International Airport, Atal Setu and metro projects, continues to boost its prominence as a hub for industries like banking and IT.Read more

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Mumbai's Shantivan Gardens reopens as "The Nest" showcasing urban biodiversity

16 Jan 2025

Malabar Hill's Shantivan Gardens, now renamed "The Nest," is set to reopen by month's end, offering a revitalized urban green space focused on biodiversity and sustainability. Featuring 8,000 new plants, 350 species-including 200 native ones-and thematic zones for butterflies, birds, and medicinal plants, the garden promotes ecological balance. Infrastructure upgrades include a central gazebo, a stream, QR-coded plant details, and eco-friendly pathways. Executed by The Heritage Project, BMC, and corporate partners like Zensar Technologies, this initiative aligns with Mumbai's green corridor vision. "The Nest" exemplifies sustainable urban development, fostering community engagement and enhancing the city's green footprint.Read more

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Mumbai: BMC to construct two roads near Malad station to ease traffic congestion

16 Jan 2025

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) plans to build two new roads connecting S V Road and Anand Road near Malad railway station to alleviate traffic congestion. Spanning 9-15 meters in width, the roads aim to streamline traffic flow and reduce travel time for over 8,000 hourly commuters. Encroachments along the proposed routes will be cleared legally. Complementary road-widening measures are also being considered to enhance connectivity. Construction is set to begin soon, with completion expected within three to four months. This initiative reflects the BMC's broader strategy to improve urban mobility and address bottlenecks in Mumbai's busiest areas.Read more

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Mumbai: BMC launches campaign to tackle unauthorized constructions and boost property tax collection

16 Jan 2025

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has announced a three-month campaign from January to March 2025, targeting unauthorized constructions and enhancing property tax collections. Under Section 152(A) of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, violators face a 200% penalty on property taxes, with demolition actions for non-compliance. Led by Additional Municipal Commissioner Ashwini Joshi, the initiative aims to ensure safety, compliance, and increased revenue before the financial year ends. Assistant Commissioner Vinayak Vispute emphasized proactive monitoring and public cooperation to foster adherence to construction regulations. The campaign reflects the BMC's commitment to creating a sustainable and organized urban environment for Mumbai's residents.Read more

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RRP Electronics chairman Raj Chodankar's family buys INR 34 crore luxury apartment in BKC, Mumbai

16 Jan 2025

Raj Chodankar, founder of RRP Electronics, has purchased a luxury apartment in Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) for INR 34 crore. The 3,132 sq. ft. apartment in Signia Pearl tower marks a significant family investment in Mumbai's premium real estate market. This transaction aligns with the city's trend of rising high-value property deals, driven by affluent buyers and resilient market growth. Simultaneously, RRP Electronics is investing over INR 5,000 crore in a semiconductor manufacturing plant in Maharashtra, reflecting its role in advancing India's tech sector. The purchase underscores the synergy between Mumbai's luxury real estate and economic innovation.Read more

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Mumbai's first land-based cable-stayed bridge at Reay Road to open in February

15 Jan 2025

Mumbai's second cable-stayed bridge, the Reay Road overbridge, is set to open in February 2025, replacing a century-old British-era structure. Built entirely on land, this six-lane, 385-meter bridge features pedestrian footpaths, a central pylon system, and architectural LED lighting. Constructed at a cost of INR 175 crore by MahaRail, the bridge enhances connectivity between Barrister Nath Pai Road and the Eastern Freeway. Its innovative design, using limited piers and cable-stayed technology, minimized disruption and expedited construction. The Reay Road bridge promises to improve traffic flow while adding a striking architectural feature to Mumbai's skyline, marking a milestone in the city's infrastructure development.Read more

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DGS Sheetal Hira

15 Jan 2025

Mumbai City, India

DGS Group

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BMC allocates INR 60000 crore for Mumbai infrastructure projects in FY 2024-25 prioritizing roads and sewage management

15 Jan 2025

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has set a record budget of INR 60,000 crore for FY 2024-25, focusing on roads, bridges, stormwater drains, and sewage management. Major allocations include INR 12,000 crore for roads like the Goregaon-Mulund Link Road and INR 26,000 crore for sewage treatment plants in Dharavi, Ghatkopar, and Bandra. Despite these investments, critics highlight delays and lack of transparency in fund utilization, especially since the suspension of elected representatives in 2022. The BMC has invited public feedback on the budget by January 17, 2025, aiming to enhance citizen involvement and accountability in addressing Mumbai's pressing infrastructure challenges.Read more

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Mumbai: MCZMA approves 1.5-km Manori-Marve cable-stayed bridge as BMC tackles ecological impact

14 Jan 2025

The Maharashtra Coastal Zone Management Authority (MCZMA) has approved a 1.5-km, four-lane cable-stayed bridge connecting Manori, Gorai, and Uttan with Marve. Currently, motorists must detour 29 km via Mira Bhayander, taking up to two hours during peak traffic. The project will require removing 45 mangrove trees, with compensatory planting in Palghar mandated at three times the affected area. Local residents and environmentalists have raised concerns about ecological damage and threats to livelihoods in villages like Dharavi Beth and Gorai. The bridge is part of the BMC's plan to construct six major western suburban bridges, aimed at easing traffic on SV Road, Link Road, and the Western Express Highway.Read more

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Mumbai office space leasing rises to 12.1 million sq. ft in 2024

14 Jan 2025

Mumbai's office space leasing hit a milestone of 12.1 million sq. ft in 2024, with the October-December quarter alone contributing 5.6 million sq. ft, fueled by the BFSI sector (45%), flexible space operators (15%), and research and consulting firms (11%), according to CBRE. Nationally, office leasing across nine major cities reached a historic 79 million sq. ft, marking a 16% YoY growth. Green-certified office spaces saw robust demand, making up 56% of leasing activity in Q4. With sectors like BFSI and technology driving demand, Mumbai accounted for 15% of India's total office space absorption, solidifying its role in shaping market trends.Read more

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Varun Dhawan invests INR 86.92 crore in luxury apartments in Juhu, Mumbai

13 Jan 2025

Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan has made notable real estate investments, acquiring two luxury apartments in Juhu's "Twenty by DDecor" complex for INR 86.92 crore. The sixth-floor apartment, purchased with his mother, Karuna Dhawan, cost INR 42.40 crore, while the seventh-floor unit, acquired with his wife, Natasha, was priced at INR 44.52 crore. These purchases highlight a growing trend among Bollywood stars investing in Juhu, Mumbai's upscale neighborhood. Recent high-profile acquisitions, including Madhu Mantena's INR 25.75 crore investment in Jeevan Estates, reflect rising demand for properties in the area, driven by its beachfront appeal and premium location, ensuring strong returns for celebrity buyers.Read more

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Bombay High Court rules RERA disputes cannot be resolved through arbitration

13 Jan 2025

The Bombay High Court ruled that arbitration clauses in contracts cannot override the jurisdiction of RERA tribunals, affirming RERA's authority to resolve disputes between homebuyers and developers under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. Justice Madhav Jamdar's decision ensures that disputes under RERA's purview cannot be diverted to private arbitration, a move hailed as a significant step in protecting homebuyers' rights. This ruling came in a case where Rashmi Realty Builders sought arbitration despite a RERA tribunal's order for refunding INR 12 lakh. The decision highlights RERA's role as the exclusive dispute resolution mechanism for real estate conflicts.Read more

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MMR records highest residential price growth among Indian cities in 2024

13 Jan 2025

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), which includes Greater Mumbai, has seen a 5% annual growth in residential property prices in 2024, with a weighted average price of INR 8,277 per sq. ft., according to a recent Knight Frank India report. Central and South Mumbai led this growth with price appreciations of 8% and 7%, respectively. While properties priced above INR 50 lakh accounted for a significant portion of transactions, a notable shift was observed towards the INR 1 crore to INR 2 crore segment. The city's residential sales in the INR 20 crore to INR 50 crore category grew by 143%, reflecting robust demand for premium housing. This growth was bolstered by transformative infrastructure projects like the Mumbai Coastal Road and Metro Lines, enhancing connectivity and boosting market confidence.Read more

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Adani Linkbay Residences

13 Jan 2025

Mumbai City, India

Adani Realty

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Lodha Versova

10 Jan 2025

Mumbai City, India

Lodha Group

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Metro line 3 from BKC to Worli to launch in 100 days boosting Mumbai's connectivity

10 Jan 2025

Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde announced that Mumbai's Metro Line 3, connecting Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) to Worli, will commence operations within 100 days. Reviewed by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, the INR 14,120 crore Aqua Line project spans 10 stations, enhancing connectivity between Mumbai's business district and suburbs. Expected to serve 1.3 million daily commuters, this development aligns with broader transport improvements, including the pod taxi system in BKC. Fadnavis emphasized operational acceleration, targeting 50 km of metro lines annually from next year. These initiatives aim to reduce congestion, support economic growth, and transform Mumbai into a global financial hub.Read more

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Reliance buys NMIIA land near Navi Mumbai Airport, paving way for regional growth

10 Jan 2025

Reliance Industries has acquired 5,286 acres in Navi Mumbai for INR 2,200 crore, marking a transformative step for the Navi Mumbai Integrated Industrial Area (NMIIA). Strategically located near the Navi Mumbai International Airport and Mumbai Trans Harbour Link, the area's economic potential exceeds INR 1 lakh crore. Following environmental clearances, demand for industrial plots is rising. The acquisition via Urban Infrastructure Holdings positions NMIIA as a Reliance subsidiary with 74% ownership. This move aligns with Maharashtra's shift from SEZs to broader industrial hubs, promising job creation and economic growth, solidifying Navi Mumbai's status as a key industrial center.Read more

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Mumbai: ED takes control of Iqbal Mirchi-linked Grant Road property amid demolition probe

10 Jan 2025

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has taken possession of the land in Grant Road East, where the New Roshan Talkies once stood, as part of its investigation into the assets of the late Iqbal Mirchi, an alleged narcotics trafficker. The cinema hall, which had been demolished, was attached by the ED in October 2020, along with several other properties and bank funds, as part of a money laundering probe. Recently, the ED acted to secure physical possession of the site after reports of illegal encroachment efforts. The agency is also investigating the potential antique value of old film reels and whether the building had heritage status.Read more

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