The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has signed a $12 billion Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Brookfield to transform the region into a modern, sustainable, and vibrant urban center.
MmrdaBrookfieldUrban DevelopmentInfrastructureMumbaiReal Estate MumbaiJan 31, 2025
Brookfield has committed to a $12 billion investment in the MMR transformation project.
The primary focuses of the MoU include infrastructure development, affordable housing, sustainable practices, economic development, and smart city initiatives.
The project will integrate green technologies and practices in all development projects, reduce the region's carbon footprint, and promote environmental conservation.
Brookfield will invest in and develop critical infrastructure, build affordable housing, and implement smart city initiatives, leveraging its global expertise and experience.
Public consultations and feedback sessions will be conducted to gather input and address concerns, ensuring that the development is inclusive and meets the needs of all residents.
India's residential real estate sector is witnessing a significant surge, with developers anticipating double-digit growth in the coming years.
In another blow to the BJP in Maharashtra, Gyayak Patni, son of the late BJP MLA Rajendra Patni, has joined Sharad Pawar's NCP, signaling growing discontent within the BJP.
Imran Patel, a dedicated sportsman and a well-known figure in the cricket community, tragically passed away during a match in Pune. He leaves behind a family and friends who are deeply saddened by his sudden loss.
Balewadi, a vibrant suburb in Pune, is quickly gaining traction as a prime real estate destination, thanks to its excellent connectivity, robust infrastructure, and diverse property options.
Bollywood actress Sonakshi Sinha has sold her luxurious apartment in Bandra West for Rs. 22.50 crore. The sale, registered in January 2025, was confirmed by property documents.
Internal documents from the General Services Administration (GSA) reveal a potential large-scale closure of federal offices, following DOGE's directives. The move could affect dozens of locations and hundreds of federal employees.