Mumbai’s eastern suburbs are set for a significant real estate boost as Phase 1 of Metro Line 2B nears commercial operations, with all mandatory rectifications completed and safety inspections underway.
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Phase 1 of Metro Line 2B is expected to start operations by December 2025, pending CMRS certification.
Phase 1 of Metro Line 2B covers a 5.39-km stretch between Mandale and Diamond Garden, with five stations.
Metro Line 2B is expected to boost real estate growth in areas like Chembur, Mankhurd, and Wadala by increasing demand for homes and commercial spaces, improving rental yields, and attracting developers for transit-oriented projects.
Additional improvements such as feeder bus services, road enhancements, and last-mile connectivity solutions are expected to enhance the overall livability of neighborhoods along the line.
The full corridor of Metro Line 2B, from DN Nagar to Mandale, is expected to be completed by 2027.
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