In a significant land rush, MMR (Mumbai Metropolitan Region) has witnessed record real estate deals in 2024, with K Raheja Corp securing a 5.75-acre plot in Kandivali East's Ashok Nagar for ₹466 crore. This acquisition adds to its earlier August acquisiti
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MMR stands for Mumbai Metropolitan Region, which includes Mumbai and its surrounding suburbs. It is significant in the real estate market due to its robust infrastructure, connectivity, and growing demand for residential and commercial spaces.
K Raheja Corp is a leading real estate developer in India. Recently, they secured a 5.75-acre plot in Kandivali East's Ashok Nagar for ₹466 crore, adding to their August acquisitions in the MMR.
The key drivers include the region's strategic location, robust infrastructure, government's focus on urbanization, and the growing demand for both residential and commercial spaces.
The real estate boom is creating job opportunities, driving economic growth, and attracting more businesses to the region. It is contributing significantly to the MMR's overall development and modernization.
The rapid development raises concerns about sustainability, urban planning, traffic congestion, pollution, and the availability of basic amenities. It is crucial to address these issues to ensure balanced and inclusive growth.

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