Today, the journey between Ulwe and South Mumbai has been drastically reduced to just 30 minutes, thanks to the Atal Setu. This significant time reduction has played a pivotal role in fueling the real estate boom in Navi Mumbai.
Navi MumbaiReal EstateInfrastructureAtal SetuNavi Mumbai International AirportReal Estate MumbaiOct 27, 2024

The primary factor contributing to the real estate boom in Navi Mumbai has been the rapid development of infrastructure projects, such as the Atal Setu, which has significantly reduced travel time between Navi Mumbai and South Mumbai.
The Atal Setu has drastically reduced the travel time between Ulwe and South Mumbai from around two hours to just 30 minutes, making Navi Mumbai a more accessible and attractive place to live.
Other major infrastructure projects expected to boost Navi Mumbai's growth include the Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA), the Multi-Modal Public Transport Hub (MMPTH), and the Trans-Harbour Link (THL).
The improved infrastructure has made Navi Mumbai a hub for commercial real estate, with many multinational companies and startups setting up their offices in the region, leading to a rise in demand for office spaces and job opportunities.
The government has played a crucial role in the real estate boom in Navi Mumbai by introducing policies and incentives to attract investments, focusing on sustainable development, and providing essential services.

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