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Navi Mumbai’s Airoli Housing Stock to Double by 2030, Driven by Infrastructure and Affordability

Navi Mumbai’s Airoli area is poised for significant real estate growth, with its housing stock expected to double to 1.85 lakh units by 2030. This surge is attributed to several key factors, including robust connectivity, competitive property prices, proximity to major business hubs, and access to essential social infrastructure, according to a report by Liases Foras.

The report highlights that major infrastructure projects in and around Airoli will play a pivotal role in driving the real estate market. Ongoing projects such as the Airoli-Katai Naka freeway, the proposed Ghansoli Airoli Palm Beach extension, the Vikhroli-Badlapur metro line, and the Navi Mumbai International Airport, are all expected to significantly enhance connectivity and contribute to the region’s upward trajectory. Currently, Airoli has over 1,100 active real estate projects, with a combined supply of approximately 1.94 lakh units. Of this, 51% has been sold, leaving around 96,700 units available on the market. These projects offer a variety of configurations to meet the needs of homebuyers and investors alike.

The report also notes that the housing inventory in Airoli grew by 50% from Q2 FY20-21 to Q2 FY24-25, with an annual increase of 16% from Q2 FY22-23. This growth trend, fueled by increasing demand post-COVID, is expected to continue, with the market likely to see an average CAGR of 13.5% over the next five years. Pankaj Kapoor, MD of Liases Foras, emphasized that Airoli’s development presents a “goldmine” for homebuyers, investors, and businesses. The area’s seamless connectivity, including a 30-40% reduction in travel time to business hubs, and its proximity to the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport, positions it as a prime destination for real estate investment. Additionally, Airoli’s vibrant IT industry, availability of commercial spaces, and excellent access to educational, healthcare, and shopping facilities add to its attractiveness as a residential and business hub. With 1BHK units starting at Rs 34 lakhs and 2BHK units averaging Rs 1.3 crore, Airoli offers a balanced alternative between upscale neighbourhoods like Ghatkopar and Vashi, and more affordable areas like Thane and Kalyan.

As the housing market expands, the availability of affordable rental options, starting at Rs 6,500 per month for a 1BHK, further enhances Airoli’s potential for significant capital appreciation and high returns on investment.

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