The Maharashtra government has given the green light to invest Rs 500 billion in various infrastructure projects in Mumbai, aiming to boost the city's real estate market and overall economy.
Maharashtra GovernmentMumbai InfrastructureReal Estate MarketInfrastructure DevelopmentEconomic GrowthReal Estate MaharashtraOct 01, 2024
Rs 500 billion
The development of the Mumbai Trans-Harbour Link, the expansion of the Mumbai Metro, and the construction of new flyovers and bridges
The projects will improve the quality of life for residents, increase the city's attractiveness for businesses and investors, and boost demand for housing and commercial properties
The projects are expected to create thousands of jobs, stimulate economic growth, and make the state a more attractive destination for businesses and investors
To make the state a leader in economic growth and development, and to make Mumbai a more attractive destination for businesses and investors
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