Get ready to witness a dramatic transformation of Mumbai's skyline
MumbaiSkyscrapersReal EstateHigh Rise TowersAnarockBcdReal Estate MumbaiMay 30, 2024
Mumbai has 154 high-rise towers with over 40 floors each
An additional 207 skyscrapers are expected to be built in Mumbai by 2030
The extreme shortage of developable land in Mumbai has led to the growth of high-rise towers in the city
Skyscrapers help decongest the city by reducing residents' need to leave the premises for leisure pursuits easing traffic congestion and triggering significant infrastructure developments around them
Micro-markets like Byculla Worli Lower Parel Prabhadevi Mahalakshmi Marine Line Mulund Chembur Kanjurmarg Santacruz Malad Goregaon and Thane City are the definitive skyscraper hotspots
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