Trend magnified in and around the MMR region, with the planned decongestion of Mumbai and ancillary locations- with potential returns reaching 4X over the next decade
Mumbai, 09 December: India's urbanization is at a turning point, marked by a surge in rural-to-urban migration. This drives the expansion of existing urban nodes, towards areas along their peripheries. 40% of India's population, equivalent to 60 crore people, is expected to reside in urban areas by 2030. Anticipating the growing need for quality urban infrastructure, India is expected to invest over INR 143 lakh crores in infrastructure by 2030. Most of this expenditure is to be directed towards urban clusters, driving significant activity in infrastructure-led urban development. Projects under consideration include second airports, inter-city metro connectivity, aero-cities, highways (including quick transit freeways), high-speed rail corridors, IT + ITES zones, large datacenter concentration zones, among others.
Key Existing & Upcoming Infrastructure projects Impacting Urbanization in India:
Mumbai Trans-Harbour Link:
(Operational since 2024)
· It is a groundbreaking infrastructure project, being the longest sea bridge in India. Aimed at enhancing connectivity between Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, it has reduced travel time from 2 hours to 30 mins. Further, it provides quick access to the Mumbai-Pune highway, the Mumbai-Nagpur Highway and the Mumbai Goa Highway.
· The MTHL has positively impacted areas like Uran, Talegaon, Panvel, and Kharghar, with land prices appreciating nearly 2.3X from INR 1200 to INR 2250 per sq.ft. (2020 to 2024)
Bangalore Kempegowda International Airport:
(Terminal 1 Operational since 2008, Terminal 2 - 2024)
· It is among the 3rd busiest airports in India, currently serving 3.7 crore passengers annually, operating over 300 flights daily and connecting over 100+ destinations worldwide.
· Operationalization of this airport has added a new dimension to the expansion of North Bangalore. Projects such as BIAL, STRR, Tech Parks, Aerotropolis etc. are designed to be integrated townships, with significant contribution towards the city’s future economy. These announcements have contributed to a nearly 2.5X land price appreciation, from INR 1800 to INR 4500 per sq.ft. in the period 2020 to 2024, most pronounced around the north Bangalore micro-markets like Devanahalli, Chikkaballapur, Hebbal and Yelahanka.
Navi Mumbai Airport & NAINA (Mumbai)
(Under construction- Estimated completion by 2025)
The upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport is going to be India’s first airport with multi-modal transport connectivity. The airport is a remedy for the rising air traffic and resulting congestion at the existing CMI Airport. This new airport will have the capacity to serve ~9 crore passengers annually and will boost growth around the 90,000 acres of surrounding land, via the NAINA (Navi Mumbai Airport Influence Notified Area). This, in turn, would drive the growth of real estate in the region, with land prices appreciating nearly 3.9 x in next 5 years from INR 4,200 to INR 16,200 per sq. ft. (2024-2030) in micro markets like Khopoli, Pen. This is backed by the expected sprouting of improved infrastructure, better connectivity, along with opportunities for new residential and commercial developments. These developments are expected to culminate in effectively establishing "Third Mumbai," as a new urban hub in proximity to the airport.
Jewar Airport (NCR)
(Under construction- Estimated completion by 2025)
· The upcoming Jewar airport is the biggest catalyst for urbanization in Uttar Pradesh. Its strategic location along the newly built Yamuna Expressway, connecting the urban centers of Delhi, Noida and Agra serves as a distinct advantage. Government initiatives like YEIDA, International Film City and Metro Line Expansion have provided further impetus to the growth of Jewar as a township. These initiatives have contributed to a land price appreciation of nearly 1.4X in the last 5 years from INR 5,000 to INR 7,000 per sq. ft. (2020-2024).
Chennai Peripheral Ring Road
(Under construction- Estimated completion by 2025)
o This is a 132- km long highway under construction around Chennai. Once completed, it is expected to drive the growth of satellite towns like Sriperumbudur, Singaperumalkoil, and others. This would help to ease the congestion in and around the city. These areas have witnessed a land price appreciation of nearly 1.5X in the last 5 years, from INR 2500 to INR 3800 per sq.ft. (2020-2024). We expect the neighbourhoods to continue flourishing in the coming years, backed by upcoming projects like Fintech City and the proposed Chennai Greenfield Airport at Parandur.
Thus, it is the right time for investors to invest in a location which is expanding rapidly and experiencing high land price appreciation, driven by existing & upcoming infrastructure initiatives. Investors can enjoy high returns and explore various rental yield options including second homes, holiday homes etc. and expand their real estate portfolio by investing in one of the top growth markets in India, “says Swapnil Anil, Managing Director, Advisory Services, Colliers India.
Top 8 upcoming micro markets for the next 5 years, based on the infrastructure & mega project announcements across India
Colliers conducted detailed assessment across Top 8 micro markets upon key parameters which impacts real estate growth such as:
ü Intersection of multiple new infrastructure initiatives within the same area
ü Access to social infrastructure, such as schools, hospitals, universities, etc. Along with the creation of multi-modal social infrastructure.
ü Availability of land at affordable rates
ü Proximity to key urban nodes
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