The aggressive pursuit of real estate development in Mumbai has raised concerns about similar practices in Goa. Land sharks and developers seem to be eyeing the state’s valuable land, posing a significant threat to the local environment and community.
Real EstateLand SharksGoaEnvironmental ImpactCommunity DisplacementReal Estate MumbaiNov 08, 2024

The growth in real estate development in Goa is primarily driven by the region's popularity as a tourist destination and its high quality of life, which attracts both tourists and investors.
Real estate developers and land sharks in Goa often use aggressive tactics to acquire land, including unethical practices to force landowners to sell their properties at below-market prices.
Unregulated real estate development can lead to deforestation, soil erosion, and pollution of water bodies, all of which have long-term detrimental effects on the environment.
Real estate development in Goa often leads to the displacement of local communities as residents are forced to sell their ancestral lands to developers due to financial pressures or coercion.
To address the issues, the government and regulatory bodies need to strengthen legal frameworks, enhance transparency, and involve local communities in decision-making processes to promote sustainable development.

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