Blackstone Group is set to invest a significant $11 billion in developing real estate and infrastructure assets in Maharashtra over the next three to five years, with a substantial portion earmarked for the ambitious Mumbai 3.0 project.
BlackstoneMaharashtraReal EstateInfrastructureSustainable DevelopmentReal Estate MaharashtraJan 24, 2025
Blackstone Group plans to invest up to $11 billion in Maharashtra over the next three to five years, focusing on real estate and infrastructure development.
The Mumbai 3.0 project is an ambitious initiative aimed at transforming Mumbai into a world-class city by developing new infrastructure, enhancing public services, and creating sustainable urban spaces.
Nearly half of the $11 billion investment will be directed towards the Mumbai 3.0 project.
Key areas of focus include the development of new roads, bridges, and public transport systems, as well as the expansion of digital infrastructure and the creation of green spaces.
Blackstone will prioritize projects that have a positive environmental impact, using eco-friendly building materials, incorporating green spaces, and implementing energy-efficient technologies.
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