The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, a major infrastructural feat, is set to revolutionize travel and significantly impact the real estate sector across several states, particularly Maharashtra. While a section of the expressway in Rajasthan became operational in December 2024, the entire project is expected to be completed soon, bringing about transformative changes.
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The total length of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is 1,386 kilometers.
The expressway is expected to reduce travel time from 16 hours to just 12 hours between Delhi and Mumbai.
The states that will benefit the most from the expressway are Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Maharashtra.
The expressway is expected to boost economic growth by improving connectivity, reducing travel time, and attracting investments in the real estate and industrial sectors.
The expressway is expected to increase property values and attract more residential and commercial investments, particularly in areas close to the route.
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