Mumbai’s Metro Line 2B is set to transform Chembur into a prime growth corridor, driving property values and enhancing connectivity. Discover how this strategic suburb is poised for significant real estate growth.
Mumbai MetroChemburReal EstateInfrastructureProperty ValuesReal Estate MumbaiJun 24, 2025

Metro Line 2B is a 23.6 km long metro line spanning from DN Nagar to Mandale, connecting key neighbourhoods across Mumbai’s eastern belt. It is part of the larger Dahisar–Mandale corridor and is set to enhance connectivity and drive real estate growth in areas like Chembur.
Chembur is benefiting from Metro Line 2B through improved connectivity, which enhances mobility and reduces commute times. This has led to a surge in real estate demand and property values, making it an attractive destination for homebuyers and investors.
Chembur’s connectivity is further enhanced by several major infrastructure projects, including the Eastern Freeway, Santacruz-Chembur Link Road (SCLR), Monorail, Eastern Express Highway, BKC Connector, and upcoming metro lines.
Property prices in Chembur have seen a healthy appreciation of nearly 8% over the past year. With the completion of Phase 1 of Metro Line 2B, market experts anticipate a 15–20% appreciation in property values over the next few years.
Chembur is becoming an aspirational destination due to its strategic location, improved quality of life, and enhanced connectivity. The combination of infrastructure expansion and new, well-planned residential projects is making it increasingly attractive to homebuyers and investors.

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