Discover why Vashi has emerged as a prime commercial and residential hub in Navi Mumbai, offering a comfortable living environment and diverse real estate opportunities.
Real EstateProperty NewsVashiNavi MumbaiResidential HubReal Estate NewsJul 17, 2024
Vashi is known for its organized layout and modern infrastructure, making it a prime commercial and residential hub in Navi Mumbai.
The average price per square foot in Vashi is around INR 20,463.
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The apartment sizes in Vashi range from 287 square feet to 1,002 square feet, catering to a wide range of buyer preferences.
Vashi is a popular choice for real estate investment due to its balance of urban convenience and comfortable living environment, as well as its diverse appeal and investment potential.
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Private equity investments in Indian real estate have soared to $4.2 billion in 2024, marking a 32% increase from the previous year. The warehousing sector has been the key driver of this growth.
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The real estate sector has seen a significant surge in under-construction property supply, marked by a 46.8% increase over the past year. Cities like Bengaluru, Noida, and Navi Mumbai continue to lead with affordable property prices, making them attractiv