With significant infrastructure advancements, better connectivity, and shifting buyer preferences, several areas in Mumbai and its outskirts are emerging as prime spots for real estate investments in 2025.
MumbaiReal EstateMmrInvestmentInfrastructureReal Estate MumbaiFeb 05, 2025
The key factors include infrastructure developments, improved connectivity, and evolving buyer preferences towards eco-friendly and smart homes.
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