Mumbai Property News

ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company (AMC) has made a significant investment in Mumbai's commercial real estate market by acquiring office space in the VIOS Tower for over ₹525 crore. This acquisition involves nine floors, amounting to approximately three lakh square feet of pre-leased comme

A new commercial tower has been proposed in the development plan for the Mulund salt pan lands, indicating a shift towards intended commercial use of these ecologically sensitive areas. This inclusion in the city's development reservation proposals highlights a growing focus on office-led develop

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has recently conducted a review of its housing projects in Kalyan taluka. This review focuses on assessing the construction status and timelines of various developments in this rapidly growing area. The primary goal is to ensure that

Mumbai Metro Line 11 is expected to improve connectivity across key parts of the city, supporting public transport usage, easing congestion, and creating new opportunities for residential and commercial development.

The opening of Navi Mumbai Airport is accelerating real estate activity across nearby growth corridors, boosting demand for residential and commercial properties while strengthening the region's long-term investment appeal.

Some of India's largest business groups, including Adani, Reliance, Lodha, and JSW, are among the bidders for a 206-acre redevelopment project in Mumbai, highlighting the strategic importance of one of the city's most significant urban renewal opportunities.

Several major developers have entered the competitive landscape of Mumbai's real estate by submitting bids for significant redevelopment projects led by the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA). The projects, which encompass approximately 206 acres across various locations i

Some of India's largest business groups have submitted bids for a 206-acre redevelopment project in Mumbai, highlighting the growing importance of large-scale urban renewal in the city's future growth strategy.

Manglam Group has entered the Mumbai real estate market with a ₹150 crore redevelopment project in Borivali, reflecting growing interest among regional developers in redevelopment opportunities across the city's established suburbs.

Mumbai's tallest residential towers have become symbols of luxury, exclusivity, and engineering ambition, reflecting the city's growing preference for vertical living amid limited land availability.

NeoLiv has made a significant move by acquiring 76 acres of land in Khopoli, Maharashtra, aimed at developing a plotted residential project. This acquisition marks the company's entry into the residential land segment, particularly in an area that is gaining traction due to its proximity to the M

CIDCO has invited bids for the first phase of a 925-acre logistics park in Navi Mumbai, a major infrastructure initiative that could strengthen the region's position as a key logistics and warehousing hub.