Mumbai, India's financial capital, has become one of the world's most expensive real estate markets. However, there are still pockets where you can buy your dream home for as little as Rs 1 crore. Discover these hidden gems in this detailed guide.
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Areas like Kalyan, Vashi, Thane, and Ghansoli in the Navi Mumbai region offer affordable homes for around Rs 1 crore. These areas are well-connected and have good infrastructure.
The average price of a 2BHK apartment in Kalyan is around Rs 1 crore. Kalyan is known for its excellent connectivity and commercial activity.
Yes, Navi Mumbai is an excellent option for first-time homebuyers. Areas like Kharghar, Belapur, and Vashi offer affordable properties and a good quality of life.
Thane offers a good mix of residential and commercial areas, well-connected transport, and a rich cultural heritage. The cost of living is also relatively lower compared to central Mumbai.
Considering future development plans is crucial when buying property in Mumbai. It can impact property values and the overall quality of life in the area.

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