MTHL: A game changer for real estate in Panvel

09 Jan 2024 CW Team

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL), the country?s longest sea bridge, on January 12, 2024. The 21.8 km long MTHL would cater to 70,000 vehicles daily connecting Sewri at Mumbai to Chirle at Navi Mumbai.

The inauguration of the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) is set to revolutionise the daily commute, slashing the travel time from the current two hours to a mere 20 minutes. This remarkable improvement in connectivity is anticipated to fuel a surge in housing demand and a corresponding increase in property values in Panvel region. The MTHL will make reaching Panvel more convenient from Central and South Mumbai than accessing Andheri in the western suburbs or Ghatkopar in the central suburbs, where real estate prices are currently three to four times higher. With improved connectivity and reduced travel time, home buyers will find it beneficial to buy larger homes here in Panvel and at a much reasonable cost, rather than buying more expensive and smaller homes in the Mumbai suburbs that are already densely populated with inadequate infrastructure and lifestyle.

MTHL will also be linked with Mumbai-Pune Expressway through an elevated corridor. This would be beneficial for frequent travellers from Mumbai to Pune. It will also pass by the under-construction Navi Mumbai International Airport. Apart from MTHL, there are a number of large infrastructure projects that are ongoing that promises improved infrastructure development and enhanced connectivity within Navi Mumbai and across to Mumbai.

The Navi Mumbai region is being touted as the next Mumbai 3.0. The Government has laid major emphasis on infrastructure development in this region. Large and important infrastructure projects have been put on fast track for completion. These include Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA), Extension of Sion-Panvel expressway, Metro connectivity between CSM International Airport and NMIA, Nerul Passenger Water Transport Terminal, Coastal Road connecting MTHL and NMIA, Future Metro lines in Navi Mumbai and Panvel-Karjat additional railway line to name a few. These projects have the propensity to bolster the economic development of the Navi Mumbai and Panvel region, and the economy of the country as a whole.

Apart from economic benefits, the region also offers home buyers serene surroundings, a pollution free environment with one of the best AQI in the Country and an improved quality of life. Many reputed developers are coming up with township projects in Panvel. Township projects provide integrated living solutions that enhance convenience and quality of life for the residents. Such developments provide better security for the family and also offer residents the entire social infrastructure required for a comfortable living. They are typically designed with a focus on community living, offering amenities such as parks, retail, leisure, community centres, healthcare and educational institutions, which foster a sense of community and belonging among residents. Township projects like Wadhwa Wise City and Hiranandani Fortune City in this region are already receiving a robust response from the homebuyers and investors alike. These projects have ready possession and under construction residential units and also offer high end villas and plots for self- development along with facilities like schools, hospital and retail spaces.

Current trends suggest that with the opening of MTHL and near to completion of various other infrastructure projects like Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA), Extension of Sion-Panvel expressway, Metro connectivity between CSM International Airport and NMIA, Coastal road connecting MTHL and NMIA, and extension of Suburban Line from Panvel To Karjat terminal is resulting in a considerable appreciation in property prices, making it an attractive destination for both end-users and investors.

In conclusion, the Panvel real estate market is thriving due to its strategic location, infrastructure development, and the presence of major projects and clean and green environment, making it an attractive investment destination and one of the preferred residential locations for home buyers.

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