Navi Mumbai’s First Private Smart City Takes Shape at Kharghar Hills
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Navi Mumbai’s First Private Smart City Takes Shape at Kharghar Hills

Today Group, in association with Prachar Developers, has announced plans to develop Navi Mumbai’s first private smart city at Kharghar Hills. The proposed destination is designed to combine residential spaces, lifestyle amenities, technology and connectivity within a larger township environment aimed at families and future urban requirements.

The development is planned around a technology-enabled setting with extensive lifestyle facilities, including what the developers describe as Navi Mumbai’s biggest clubhouse. The clubhouse is intended to support recreation and community interaction for residents of different age groups. Hill views and natural surroundings are also expected to complement the project’s modern infrastructure and provide residents with access to open spaces.

Connectivity is a key part of the proposal. The 60-feet-wide Kharghar Link Road is planned to improve internal movement, while the location provides access to Kharghar Railway Station, the Sion–Panvel Highway and the Belapur–Pendhar Metro Line. Amandoot metro station is about 5 minutes away, according to the announcement. Navi Mumbai International Airport and the proposed Bullet Train network are expected to further strengthen regional access.

The Kharghar–Turbhe Link Road is expected to reduce travel time to Vashi to around 20 minutes. Other infrastructure projects, including the Airoli–Katai Naka Tunnel and planned metro extensions, are likely to support the area’s continuing development. The company said the location is being positioned for both residential use and longer-term investment potential as transport infrastructure expands.

The project is currently in its pre-launch phase and will offer spacious homes in a township setting. Today Group said the development would build on Kharghar’s growth while providing a broader residential and lifestyle proposition. The company has more than two decades of experience in Navi Mumbai’s real estate sector, having delivered over 30 projects to more than 3,000 families across residential and commercial developments.

Today Group, in association with Prachar Developers, has announced plans to develop Navi Mumbai’s first private smart city at Kharghar Hills. The proposed destination is designed to combine residential spaces, lifestyle amenities, technology and connectivity within a larger township environment aimed at families and future urban requirements. The development is planned around a technology-enabled setting with extensive lifestyle facilities, including what the developers describe as Navi Mumbai’s biggest clubhouse. The clubhouse is intended to support recreation and community interaction for residents of different age groups. Hill views and natural surroundings are also expected to complement the project’s modern infrastructure and provide residents with access to open spaces. Connectivity is a key part of the proposal. The 60-feet-wide Kharghar Link Road is planned to improve internal movement, while the location provides access to Kharghar Railway Station, the Sion–Panvel Highway and the Belapur–Pendhar Metro Line. Amandoot metro station is about 5 minutes away, according to the announcement. Navi Mumbai International Airport and the proposed Bullet Train network are expected to further strengthen regional access. The Kharghar–Turbhe Link Road is expected to reduce travel time to Vashi to around 20 minutes. Other infrastructure projects, including the Airoli–Katai Naka Tunnel and planned metro extensions, are likely to support the area’s continuing development. The company said the location is being positioned for both residential use and longer-term investment potential as transport infrastructure expands. The project is currently in its pre-launch phase and will offer spacious homes in a township setting. Today Group said the development would build on Kharghar’s growth while providing a broader residential and lifestyle proposition. The company has more than two decades of experience in Navi Mumbai’s real estate sector, having delivered over 30 projects to more than 3,000 families across residential and commercial developments.

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