With the planned operationalization of the Navi Mumbai International Airport, major real estate developers like Adani Realty, Godrej Properties, Hiranandani Group, K Raheja Corp, and Panchshil Realty are gearing up to launch a plethora of residential and commercial projects in the area.
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Several major real estate companies, including Adani Realty, Godrej Properties, Hiranandani Group, K Raheja Corp, and Panchshil Realty, are investing in Navi Mumbai due to the new airport.
These companies are planning a mix of residential and commercial projects, including high-end apartments, office parks, integrated townships, and business districts.
The new airport is expected to drive up demand for properties in the area, leading to an increase in property values and making it an attractive investment opportunity.
The local government is investing in the construction of roads, public transport systems, and other essential facilities to support the growth of the region and enhance the quality of life for residents.
The exact operational date of the Navi Mumbai International Airport is yet to be announced, but preparations are underway, and the airport is expected to be operational in the near future.
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