Apartments for rent in Bhumiraj Twin Bridge

The Raja Tula Ram Flyover was proposed as a two-carriageway stretch but got converted into a single-lane flyover in 2009 due to objections raised by the residents calling it a constant source of ‘noise pollution’. While the single-carriageway flyover created further traffic bottlenecks, a parallel road was finally proposed in November 2014 which has already missed three deadlines. Now, the latest deadline has been set to December 2018 for which the Public Works’ Department is racing against time.

Pending from past 25 years, the elevated bridge between Mumbai’s tourist spot Madh Island and Versova is finally set to take off. Once completed, the new road will be connected to the coastal roads. The improved connectivity will boost the prospect of the region as a real estate hub.

India has been known to be the third-largest real estate investment hub for HNIs as well as NRIs. According to a Khaleej Times report, a survey reveals that 42.34 per cent of the participants had declined finance to buy a property in India. A few months ago, the percentage of people who denied loans to finance their purchase stood at 33.66 per cent.

To decongest the otherwise busy station, the Northern Railways plans to revamp the New Delhi Railway Station. The plan is to provide better amenities to passengers to ensure ease of movement and to also give the station a new look and feel.

The first phase of the Mumbai Coastal Road project, a proposed 34-kilometre freeway running along the western coastline, is expected to begin by October 2018. The freeway will link Princess Street Flyover near Marine Lines to the south-end of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link (BWSL) under Phase-I and upto Kandivali under Phase-II. The project will be developed at an estimated cost of Rs 15,000 crore and will decongest the Western Express Highway and boost real estate developments across the western Mumbai.