Niranjan Hiranandani, a prominent figure in the real estate sector, forecasts historic growth in Maharashtra's real estate market, driven by a new housing policy and substantial investment.
Real EstateMaharashtraNiranjan HiranandaniHiranandani GroupAffordable HousingReal Estate NewsMay 21, 2025
The new housing policy in Maharashtra focuses on addressing the state's housing shortfall across all segments, including slums, industrial areas, and inclusive housing. It also emphasizes the development of green buildings and walk-to-work residential areas.
The new housing policy in Maharashtra is backed by a substantial ₹70,000 crore investment, which is comparable to the initial investment under the Prime Minister's Affordable Housing for All (PMAY) scheme for the entire country.
AI is being used to monitor the implementation of the new housing policy, ensuring that all aspects of the development are tracked and managed effectively.
High ready reckoner rates, FSI charges, and other development costs in Mumbai make it challenging for private developers to create affordable housing. The policy's success will depend on addressing these high costs and providing necessary incentives.
The periphery of Mumbai and Pune, particularly areas like Navi Mumbai and Panvel, are expected to see significant growth in real estate development due to the new housing policy and the development of infrastructure such as the new airport and the Panvel-Karjat railway line.
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