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 : Navi Mumbai

Navi Mumbai office rentals 21% lower than major cities, boosting GCC demand: CRE Matrix

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CRE Matrix said office rentals in Navi Mumbai are about 21% lower than the average rentals in major Tier-1 cities, making the market increasingly attractive for multinational companies and global capability centres (GCCs). According to the firm's report, Navi Mumbai Rising: A Comprehensive Perspective on India's Next Commercial Real Estate Hub, average office rents in the city are around INR 70 per sq ft per month. The report highlights strong growth in the region's commercial real estate sector, supported by infrastructure development, competitive costs and rising occupier demand. Navi Mumbai currently has around 32.7 million sq ft of prime office stock with over 430 occupiers, while an additional 23.5 million sq ft of office space is expected to be developed by 2031.Read more

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NMMC collects INR 650 crore in property tax; 62% payments made through digital modes

05 Mar 2026

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has collected around INR 650 crore in property tax so far this financial year, with nearly 62% of taxpayers choosing digital payment methods. Out of about 3.6 lakh registered properties, close to 1.83 lakh property owners have paid their dues. The civic body is working to achieve its annual target of INR 1,000 crore by intensifying recovery measures, issuing notices to defaulters, and attaching properties with large arrears. Enforcement action has already led to recovery of INR 39 crore.Read more

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Maharashtra orders high-level probe into Navi Mumbai housing fraud; CIDCO under scrutiny

03 Mar 2026

The Maharashtra government has ordered a high-level inquiry into alleged housing irregularities in Navi Mumbai involving the City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO). The probe will examine claims that the mandatory 20 per cent affordable housing component in certain projects was not implemented and that over 2,000 affordable units were not constructed. Questions have also been raised over building permissions issued in Nerul, where approval authority lies with the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation. Officials found responsible for procedural lapses may face action after the panel submits its findings.Read more

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SBI leases 1.35 lakh sq ft office space in Navi Mumbai for global IT centre

03 Mar 2026

The State Bank of India has leased around 1.35 lakh sq ft of office space in Airoli, Navi Mumbai, for its global IT operations. The space, located at Newa Bhakti Knowledge City, is spread across multiple floors and has been taken at a monthly rent of about INR 1.68 crore at INR 125.05 per sq ft. The five-year lease includes a security deposit of over INR 10 crore and a 15 percent rent escalation clause. The transaction reflects steady demand for large Grade-A office spaces in Navi Mumbai.Read more

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Navi Mumbai civic body removes unauthorised construction in Nerul following expiry of statutory notice

01 Mar 2026

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation has carried out a demolition drive against unauthorised construction in the Nerul division, intensifying enforcement under the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966. The action was undertaken on 23 February 2026 after the concerned property owner failed to comply with a notice issued under Section 54 of the Act within the stipulated period. The structure, located in Sector 6, Sarsole village, Nerul, was found to be under illegal construction despite prior intimation from the civic authorities. The demolition was executed by the encroachment department with mechanical support and police protection, under the supervision of senior municipal officials. The civic body has stated that similar anti-encroachment actions will continue across its jurisdiction to curb unauthorised development.Read more

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Navi Mumbai civic body undertakes partial demolition of unauthorised construction in Koparkhairane after non-compliance with notice

28 Feb 2026

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation has carried out partial demolition action against unauthorised construction in the Koparkhairane division after the concerned party failed to comply with a statutory notice issued under the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966. The action was undertaken on 23 February 2026 following the expiry of a notice served on 17 February 2026 for illegal construction at Plot No. 1034, Koparkhairane, Navi Mumbai. The encroachment department proceeded with partial demolition and recovered a penalty of INR 25,000 from the owner. The operation was executed under senior civic supervision with police protection and mechanical assistance. The municipal corporation stated that similar enforcement drives will continue across its jurisdiction to deter unauthorised development and ensure compliance with planning regulations.Read more

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Navi Mumbai civic body undertakes city-wide cleanliness drives under ‘Clean water, clean mind’ campaign

28 Feb 2026

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation carried out large-scale cleanliness drives across multiple locations under the 'Clean water, clean mind' initiative, implemented as part of the Amrut project with active public participation. The campaign, conducted earlier this week on a public holiday, saw civic officials, sanitation workers and volunteers from Sant Nirankari Mission jointly undertaking intensive cleaning activities at water bodies and public spaces across Navi Mumbai. Key locations included Jewel of Navi Mumbai, Chincholi Lake in Jui Nagar and the Mini Sea Shore area in Vashi. Collected waste was transported for scientific processing to the municipal solid waste facility at Turbhe.Read more

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NMMC demolishes illegal commercial shed in Turbhe sector 19C

22 Feb 2026

Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has intensified its action against unauthorised constructions by demolishing an illegal commercial shed in the Turbhe division. The operation was conducted under the directives of Municipal Commissioner Dr Kailas Shinde and supervised by senior civic officials from the Encroachment Department. The structure, erected at Unit No. 3, Plot No. 6, Sector 19C, Turbhe, was reportedly being used for commercial purposes despite the issuance of a statutory notice under the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966. Following non-compliance, the Corporation carried out a demolition drive with police protection and technical equipment. Officials have stated that similar enforcement actions will continue to ensure planned urban development and compliance with municipal regulations.Read more

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Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation ranked first in Maharashtra for E-Governance

22 Feb 2026

Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has secured first place in Maharashtra in the City E-Governance Index (CEGI) 2026, marking a significant milestone in digital public administration. The rankings were released by Policy Research Organisation (PRO), Pune, following a comprehensive assessment of 29 municipal corporations across the state. The evaluation focused on service availability, administrative transparency and digital accessibility. NMMC achieved a score of 9.11, placing it ahead of Pune Municipal Corporation, which ranked second. The recognition reflects the Corporation's sustained investment in online civic services, e-office implementation, ERP integration and Smart City technologies, reinforcing its commitment to citizen-centric and technology-driven governance.Read more

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Navi Mumbai civic body demolishes unauthorised structures in Koparkhairane, levies INR 20,000 penalty

21 Feb 2026

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation carried out an anti-encroachment drive in the Koparkhairane ward, partially demolishing unauthorised constructions under the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966. Notices under Section 54 had been served earlier this month to two property occupants in Sector 3, Koparkhairane. Following non-compliance, civic officials undertook partial demolition of the structures and imposed penalties of INR 10,000 each, amounting to a total of INR 20,000. The operation was conducted under the direction of Municipal Commissioner Dr Kailas Shinde, with senior officials and police personnel present. The corporation has stated that similar enforcement action against illegal constructions will continue in the future.Read more

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FedEx plans automated cargo hub at Navi Mumbai airport with INR 2,500 crore investment

20 Feb 2026

FedEx has announced a plan to invest over INR 2,500 crore in developing a 300,000 sq ft fully automated cargo hub at Navi Mumbai International Airport in partnership with Adani Airport Holdings. Designed as a regional consolidation and redistribution centre, the facility will leverage the airport's multimodal infrastructure to strengthen western India's trade corridor. The hub is expected to create over 6,000 jobs, support high-value and time-sensitive cargo, and enhance trade connectivity across key global markets while aligning with the airport's phased cargo capacity expansion plans.Read more

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Navi Mumbai civic chief orders strict enforcement of air quality norms at construction sites, reviews citywide civic operations

15 Feb 2026

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Commissioner, Dr Kailas Shinde, has directed stricter enforcement of air pollution control measures, with a specific focus on construction sites across the city. During a comprehensive review meeting with departmental heads, the commissioner assessed the implementation of pollution mitigation norms, encroachment control, sanitation services, tax recovery and digital governance systems. Officials were instructed to conduct physical inspections of construction sites to ensure compliance with standard operating procedures and to take firm action against violations, including issuing notices and halting work where required. The review also covered sanitation drives, public toilet maintenance, property tax and water charge recovery, and the promotion of online payment systems. The commissioner further emphasised faster grievance redressal, improved internal workflows, and closer coordination with elected representatives to support holistic urban development in Navi Mumbai.Read more

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NMMC carries out demolition drive against unauthorised fourth-floor construction in Turbhe

14 Feb 2026

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has undertaken demolition action against an unauthorised construction in the Turbhe division, where a fourth-floor RCC structure was being erected without prior approval. During a site inspection at a residential property in Sector 5, Sanpada village, civic officials found that construction measuring about 9.40 metres by 5 metres was underway in violation of planning norms. Despite the issuance of a notice under Section 54 of the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966, the work reportedly continued. Acting on senior-level directions, the civic body organised a demolition drive and removed the illegal structure. The operation was carried out under the supervision of senior officials, with police support and demolition equipment deployed. The corporation reiterated that enforcement against unauthorised constructions will be intensified across its jurisdiction.Read more

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WeWork India leases 46,000 sq ft managed office space to Turner International India at Airoli, Mumbai

12 Feb 2026

WeWork India Management Ltd has leased 46,000 sq ft of managed office space to Turner International India at its Airoli centre in Mumbai, accommodating more than 650 desks. The space has been launched as a fully managed office, underscoring continued occupier preference for flexible and plug-and-play workplace formats. Turner International India is the Indian arm of Turner Construction Company, a North America-based construction services firm, and the transaction highlights the role of managed workspaces in supporting project-driven and scalable operations. The deal also reflects the growing appeal of the Navi Mumbai & Thane office corridor, where Airoli has emerged as a cost-efficient alternative to traditional business districts, supported by improving connectivity and a widening commercial base. For WeWork India, the leasing reinforces steady demand from multinational occupiers seeking operational agility without long-term real estate commitments.Read more

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How CIDCO is guiding Maharashtra's urban growth through infrastructure-led planning

09 Feb 2026

The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) of Maharashtra is driving an infrastructure-led approach to guide and stabilise urban growth across the state. Built on the vision of creating self-sufficient, well-planned cities, CIDCO focuses on integrating housing, transport, utilities and social infrastructure within unified master plans. Its flagship development, Navi Mumbai, continues to reflect this philosophy as the state faces rapid urban expansion. Current initiatives include coordinated transport networks, improved water supply systems and connectivity projects linked to major infrastructure such as the Navi Mumbai International Airport. Through planned growth across nodes like Panvel and Ulwe, CIDCO aims to balance urban scale with liveability, sustainability and long-term resilience.Read more

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Navi Mumbai civic body recovers INR 65,000 in fines, seizes 18 kg of plastic during special enforcement drive

08 Feb 2026

Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) conducted a special enforcement drive against the use of single-use plastic earlier this month, resulting in the recovery of INR 65,000 in penalties and the seizure of around 18 kg of plastic carry bags within four days. The drive was undertaken between January 22 and January 28 in line with directives issued by the Central and Maharashtra Pollution Control Boards. Inspections were carried out across all ward offices under the guidance of the civic administration, with action taken against multiple commercial establishments found violating the plastic ban. The corporation stated that the campaign formed part of its broader plastic-free city initiative, combining enforcement with public awareness efforts. Officials indicated that such drives would continue to discourage plastic usage and promote environmentally sustainable alternatives across Navi Mumbai.Read more

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Navi Mumbai civic body carries out demolition drive against unauthorised constructions in Belapur

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07 Feb 2026

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has undertaken a demolition drive against unauthorised constructions in the Belapur division, following directions from Municipal Commissioner Dr Kailas Shinde. Acting under the supervision of Additional Commissioner (2) Dr Rahul Gethe and Deputy Commissioner (Encroachment) Dr Kailas Gaikwad, the encroachment department carried out removal action on multiple illegal structures after the concerned parties failed to comply with notices issued under provisions of the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning (MRTP) Act. The drive covered residential and temporary structures across Belapur village, CBD Belapur and adjoining areas. Civic officials stated that similar enforcement action would continue in the coming period to curb unauthorised development and protect planned urban growth within Navi Mumbai.Read more

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Navi Mumbai civic body seals seven construction sites in Sanpada over air pollution violations following HC directive

07 Feb 2026

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has sealed seven construction sites in Sanpada for failing to implement mandatory air and noise pollution control measures, following directions issued by the Bombay High Court in a suo motu public interest litigation related to rising air pollution. The action was taken after inspections revealed multiple violations of the prescribed Standard Operating Procedures, including inadequate site barricading, lack of dust suppression, absence of protective gear for workers and failure to control dust on adjoining roads. Civic officials stated that despite prior notices warning of stop-work action, developers had not complied with pollution control norms. The sealed sites belong to various developers operating in sectors across Sanpada. The municipal corporation indicated that enforcement will be intensified across all zones in the coming period to curb construction-related pollution.Read more

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Navi Mumbai civic body secures fourth rank in state-level e-governance reforms assessment

01 Feb 2026

Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has secured the fourth position among 29 municipal corporations in Maharashtra in the state-level evaluation of the 150-day e-governance reforms programme conceptualised by the Chief Minister. The assessment, conducted by an independent agency, reviewed the corporation's progress in digitising civic services, improving transparency and enhancing citizen engagement through technology. Over the past year, NMMC has expanded online service delivery under the leadership of Municipal Commissioner Dr Kailas Shinde, enabling residents to access key civic services digitally. These include property tax payments, birth and death certificates, grievance redressal, and information services through its website, mobile application, WhatsApp chatbot and integration with the state's Aaple Sarkar portal. The evaluation also covered advanced adoption of e-office systems, dashboards, artificial intelligence, blockchain and GIS-based services. The ranking reflects Navi Mumbai's steady progress towards citizen-centric digital governance and improved administrative efficiency.Read more

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Navi Mumbai civic body intensifies single-use plastic crackdown, collects INR 75,000 in fines and seizes 44.5 kg of plastic bags

01 Feb 2026

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has stepped up enforcement against single-use plastic as part of its ongoing citywide plastic prohibition drive, collecting penalties worth INR 75,000 and seizing around 44.5 kg of plastic bags. The action forms part of special inspection campaigns conducted in line with directives issued by the Central and Maharashtra Pollution Control Boards. The latest drive, carried out earlier this week across markets, shops and hawker zones, focused on curbing the use and storage of banned plastic items. Civic officials said the campaign combined awareness initiatives with strict penal action to ensure compliance. The municipal administration reiterated that the sustained enforcement is aimed at eliminating single-use plastic from daily commercial activity, while urging both citizens and traders to shift towards environmentally friendly alternatives such as cloth bags.Read more

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