Mumbai’s property market is undergoing a structural transition, marked by visible construction activity across redevelopment-heavy pockets even as buyer enquiries remain steady. The emerging pattern highlights a shift in purchasing behaviour, with brand credibility and execution strength playing a larger role in decision-making. During a recent quarterly earnings interaction, senior
With the end of the administrator’s rule, Mumbai’s newly elected representatives have resumed control over the city’s development agenda, including major infrastructure and greening initiatives. In an interaction, Karen Chapple, director of the School of Cities at the University of Toronto and Professor Emerita at the University of California, Berkeley,
Mumbai, India’s financial capital, continues to witness strong momentum in its real estate market, supported by sustained demand and major infrastructure projects. While property prices in established prime locations remain high, emerging corridors and redevelopment-driven micro-markets are offering fresh opportunities for both end users and investors in 2026. Strategic connectivity,
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) on Monday voiced concern over the proposed temporary suspension of dedicated cargo aircraft operations at Mumbai International Airport Ltd (MIAL) beginning August 2026, citing potential operational disruptions. IATA stated that it had written to MIAL in January seeking clarification on the decision and urging
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Saturday carried out demolition of alleged unauthorised structures at HR College of Commerce and Economics near Churchgate as part of its ongoing action against illegal constructions across the city. According to civic officials, asbestos sheds and enclosed rooms had been erected within the campus
Residents of Kurla have approached the Bombay High Court seeking intervention in the ongoing metro construction near Halav Bridge, alleging serious safety lapses and broken assurances. The move comes days after a fatal metro-related accident on Lal Bahadur Shastri Road in Mulund, which has intensified fears among locals about infrastructure
Residents from Malad and Kandivali have voiced strong opposition after the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) reportedly stopped issuing No Objection Certificates (NOCs) for redevelopment projects in areas falling within a 500-yard radius of defence lands. On Sunday, representatives from around 600 societies convened a joint meeting, gathering signatures from 80
Motorists in Mumbai’s Andheri East are facing prolonged travel disruptions as the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and Mumbai Traffic Police implement road closures for crucial infrastructure upgrades. The stretch from Marol Maroshi Road’s Lok Bharati Junction to Marol Naka, near the Radisson Blu Hotel and Vijayanagar Bridge, will remain closed
Actor Dia Mirza has reacted strongly to the recent Mumbai Metro accident in Mulund West, raising concerns about the direction of urban development in the city. The incident occurred at an under-construction Metro site on LBS Marg, where a portion of a bridge parapet collapsed onto a passing autorickshaw, killing
Mumbai’s eastern suburb of Mulund is drawing renewed attention from developers, with a prominent national builder launching a mid-to-premium residential project aimed at steady end-user demand. The move reflects rising confidence in the Mulund housing market as infrastructure upgrades and enhanced connectivity reshape peripheral growth corridors. Spread across 2.77 acres,
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