Today Group Plans Private Smart City at Kharghar Hills
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Today Group Plans Private Smart City 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 township will combine residential spaces, lifestyle amenities, technology-enabled infrastructure and connectivity, according to the developers.

The project is being positioned as a destination for families, with an emphasis on community living and access to natural surroundings. Its planned features include spacious homes, extensive lifestyle amenities and a large clubhouse intended to serve as a hub for recreation, interaction and shared activities for residents.

Located amid the Kharghar Hills, the development will offer views of the surrounding landscape while incorporating technology into the living environment. The developers said the project is designed to provide children with opportunities to explore interests beyond the classroom and to support a broader community-oriented lifestyle.

Connectivity is expected to be supported by the 60-feet-wide Kharghar Link Road, which will improve movement within the proposed township. The location is also connected to Kharghar Railway Station, the Sion-Panvel Highway and the Belapur-Pendhar Metro Line. Amandoot metro station is described as being five minutes away, while Navi Mumbai International Airport and the planned Bullet Train network are expected to strengthen regional access.

The Kharghar-Turbhe Link Road is planned to reduce travel time to Vashi to around 20 minutes. Other infrastructure initiatives, including the Airoli-Katai Naka Tunnel and proposed metro extensions, are also expected to support the area’s growth. The project is currently in its pre-launch phase and is being presented as an opportunity for homebuyers seeking a residence in an evolving location.

Today Group, which has more than two decades of experience in Navi Mumbai’s real estate sector, said it has delivered over 30 projects and served more than 3,000 families. The Kharghar Hills development builds on that experience and is intended to create a large-scale residential community combining urban infrastructure with access to nature.

Today Group, in association with Prachar Developers, has announced plans to develop Navi Mumbai’s first private smart city at Kharghar Hills. The proposed township will combine residential spaces, lifestyle amenities, technology-enabled infrastructure and connectivity, according to the developers. The project is being positioned as a destination for families, with an emphasis on community living and access to natural surroundings. Its planned features include spacious homes, extensive lifestyle amenities and a large clubhouse intended to serve as a hub for recreation, interaction and shared activities for residents. Located amid the Kharghar Hills, the development will offer views of the surrounding landscape while incorporating technology into the living environment. The developers said the project is designed to provide children with opportunities to explore interests beyond the classroom and to support a broader community-oriented lifestyle. Connectivity is expected to be supported by the 60-feet-wide Kharghar Link Road, which will improve movement within the proposed township. The location is also connected to Kharghar Railway Station, the Sion-Panvel Highway and the Belapur-Pendhar Metro Line. Amandoot metro station is described as being five minutes away, while Navi Mumbai International Airport and the planned Bullet Train network are expected to strengthen regional access. The Kharghar-Turbhe Link Road is planned to reduce travel time to Vashi to around 20 minutes. Other infrastructure initiatives, including the Airoli-Katai Naka Tunnel and proposed metro extensions, are also expected to support the area’s growth. The project is currently in its pre-launch phase and is being presented as an opportunity for homebuyers seeking a residence in an evolving location. Today Group, which has more than two decades of experience in Navi Mumbai’s real estate sector, said it has delivered over 30 projects and served more than 3,000 families. The Kharghar Hills development builds on that experience and is intended to create a large-scale residential community combining urban infrastructure with access to nature.

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