Rapid infrastructure upgrades, surging buyer interest, and an in-demand housing market have propelled Thane to the forefront of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region's real estate sector, making it a key player in the housing revolution.
Thane Property PricesReal EstateInfrastructureMetro ConnectivitySocial InfrastructureReal Estate MumbaiJul 19, 2025
The primary reason for the rise in Thane property prices is the combination of rapid infrastructure upgrades, increased buyer interest, and the city's strategic location within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
Thane property prices have increased by 60% in the past five years, as estimated by Anarock.
Key infrastructure projects in Thane include large-scale enhancements worth ₹59,000 crore, with a focus on metro lines, road networks, and social amenities.
Thane is more affordable than suburban Mumbai because it offers smaller residential units and luxury homes at relatively lower prices, making it at least 78% more affordable.
Social infrastructure improvements in Thane include the establishment of over 24 reputed schools and colleges, more than 12 advanced multispeciality hospitals, and more than five shopping malls, along with natural features like 22+ lakes spanning over 111 acres.
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