According to a recent report by Liases Foras, a leading real estate research firm, Airoli is on the brink of becoming the premier business district in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). The strategic location of Airoli, in close proximity to the Mumbai
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The primary reason for Airoli's growth is its strategic location near the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, which offers excellent connectivity and accessibility.
Airoli is seeing a surge in the development of corporate offices, residential projects, and commercial properties, creating a robust real estate market.
Future projects in Airoli include the expansion of the Navi Mumbai International Airport and the development of the Airoli Node by the MMRDA, which will further enhance infrastructure and connectivity.
Airoli is transforming into a desirable residential area due to the presence of high-quality schools, healthcare facilities, and recreational amenities, making it an attractive place to live.
Liases Foras is a leading real estate research firm that provides comprehensive insights and data on Airoli's growth, helping stakeholders make informed decisions and contributing to the area's development.
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