Dholera Special Investment Region in Gujarat has witnessed a significant 10-fold increase in land prices over the past decade, driven by robust investor interest and major infrastructure projects.
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Dholera Special Investment Region is a planned smart city in Gujarat, India, under the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor. It is designed to become a major economic hub with significant infrastructure and industrial developments.
Land prices in Dholera have increased by approximately 10 times over the past decade, with prices per square yard ranging from ₹3,000 to ₹10,000.
Major infrastructure projects in Dholera include the international cargo airport, the Ahmedabad-Dholera Expressway, the Bhimnath-Dholera broad-gauge rail line, and the Vande Metro.
Dholera is attracting investments from over 100 companies, including major projects like Tata Electronics’ ₹91,000 crore semiconductor project, due to its strategic location and robust infrastructure development.
The future outlook for Dholera is highly positive, with expectations of becoming a key economic hub and a prime real estate destination, driven by ongoing infrastructure projects and significant investor interest.
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