How Mumbai's Real Estate Market Is Getting A Boost?
by Dynamix Group Writer
Mumbai
is witnessing numerous changes across its timeline of infrastructure
initiatives. The management and connectivity form the core of the process. With
more buyers entering the real estate arena, there has been a positive impact on
Mumbai’s real estate market. Moreover, the smart city ecosystem is
garnering a lot of attention and innovative features becoming the talk of the
town. Market experts such as Vinod
Goenka, director of DB realty envisage that the local market will be
constructively impacted by the redevelopment schemes. The areas of Bandra,
Dharavi, and Worli are particularly set to observe new opportunities being
created for residents to take advantage of. The much-needed redevelopment
in these areas is being facilitated through the following:
Upliftment
Initiatives:
Asia’s
biggest slum- Dharavi is all set to be revamped with SPV( special purpose
vehicle). The private players have an 80 percent stake in SPV while the
government contributes 20 percent. The plan is to divide the slum into 12 parts
which will be revamped by the government completely. This is going to directly
impact the lives of people staying in the area. The thriving residential hub is
also offering employment opportunities. The completion of the project will have
new buyers flocking the area. Such key redevelopment initiatives will serve an
important backdrop for the growth of real estate in Mumbai.
Opening
up of Commercial Space:
Development
is also being initiated in the BDD chawls across Worli, Naigaon, Lower Parel
and Sewri. The 92-acre land is the new hotspot for commercial development
across with Worli and Lowri Parel being the key sites. Therefore, more room has
been allowed for corporate projects to thrive in the area. The zone is also
attracting investments aimed at sustainable housing projects. Commercial
development in Worli will benefit the residents as well as the outsiders. News and
interviews of prominent experts such as Vinod Goenka of DB realty serve
as important knowledge tools.
Greater
Access to Land:
Bandra
government colony redevelopment has led to the auctioning of the land which is
adjusted post the initiative. Therefore, developers now have extra space to
carry on development projects, thus letting the buyer purchase housing at key
locations.
Developers
are also benefitted from designing properties in the area and so are the
investors who are compelled to make key purchases. All in all, it’s a win-win
situation for the real estate market in Mumbai which is witnessing growth.
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