Delhi's Master Plan 2041 aims to create around 150 million square feet of commercial real estate, presenting a USD 15 billion opportunity for the real estate sector. The plan focuses on infrastructure development and housing, which will significantly boos
Real EstateInfrastructureCommercial Real EstateSustainable DevelopmentAffordable HousingReal Estate MaharashtraMar 12, 2025
The main goal of Delhi's Master Plan 2041 (MPD 2041) is to transform the city's urban landscape and economic framework by addressing growing urban challenges and opportunities through comprehensive urban development and infrastructure improvements.
The MPD 2041 envisions the creation of approximately 150 million square feet of commercial real estate in Delhi.
The creation of 150 million square feet of commercial real estate under the MPD 2041 is expected to generate a USD 15 billion opportunity for the real estate sector.
The key areas of focus in the MPD 2041 include infrastructure development, sustainable development, and the creation of green areas, as well as affordable housing.
The MPD 2041 is expected to boost the real estate market in Delhi by attracting significant investment, increasing the supply of commercial and residential properties, and improving overall city infrastructure and livability.
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