Mumbai: The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRCL) has put on hold its plan to lease a 4.2-acre land parcel in Nariman Point for property development, citing various logistical and operational concerns.
Mumbai MetroNariman PointProperty DevelopmentMmrclUrban PlanningReal Estate MumbaiJan 18, 2025
MMRCL has temporarily put on hold its plan to lease the 4.2-acre land parcel in Nariman Point for property development due to various logistical, operational, and environmental concerns.
Nariman Point, located in South Bombay (SoBo), is a prime location with high demand for commercial and residential spaces, making it attractive for property developers.
The main concerns include operational challenges for metro rail services, potential impact on surrounding infrastructure, environmental considerations, and mixed public sentiment.
MMRCL will conduct a comprehensive review of the proposal, involving consultations with government bodies, environmental experts, and community leaders to address all concerns.
MMRCL is a joint venture between the Government of Maharashtra and the Government of India, responsible for planning, financing, implementing, and operating the Mumbai Metro Rail Project to enhance urban transportation infrastructure.
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