The Maharashtra government has extended an invitation to real estate developers to build and upgrade the land and depots owned by the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC). This initiative aims to leverage the strategic locations of MSRTC's
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The main goal is to transform underutilized MSRTC land into modern, efficient transport hubs and multi-functional spaces that serve both transportation and community needs, while also promoting sustainable urban development.
MSRTC owns significant land in key locations across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, which are often in high-demand zones.
The government is particularly interested in projects that include modern bus depots, passenger amenities, and commercial developments that can generate additional revenue for MSRTC, with a focus on green and sustainable design principles.
Both domestic and international developers with a proven track record in large-scale urban development projects are encouraged to participate.
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