Chembur's residential real estate market has evolved from a mid-end to a premium category
Real EstateChemburMumbaiInfrastructureProperty PricesReal EstateMay 28, 2024
Chembur's residential real estate market has evolved from a mid-end to a premium category driven by infrastructure expansion and governmental policies
The property rate (carpet area) is expected to rise to Rs 38 500 in 2028
The key factors driving growth in Chembur's real estate market include infrastructure expansion improved connectivity and affordability compared to other areas
Chembur's strategic location ensures excellent connectivity to key business districts industrial hubs transportation nodes and ports making it an attractive destination for homebuyers and investors
Some of the upcoming infrastructure projects in Chembur include Metro lines 4 2B and 8 which will improve connectivity to other parts of Mumbai and Navi Mumbai
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