Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train Corridor - India's first high speed rail project

This ambitious project is set to revolutionize economic activities and residential landscape in areas surrounding its stations, and bring positive changes to the lifestyles of people and organisations benefiting from its efficiency.

This blog by Piramal Realty sheds light on the impact of India's first bullet train project on the major residential and commercial centers in Mumbai.

What is the Mumbai - Ahmedabad bullet train project?

The pioneering high speed rail India initiative, reducing the travel time between Mumbai in Maharashtra and Ahmedabad in Gujarat to a mere 2 hrs and 7 min is making headlines as the first ever bullet train express in India. Its completion, which is anticipated to come around December 2029, shall bring many industrially and commercially viable centers lying between the two cities closer than ever. India's first bullet train , capable of covering the entire distance of 508 km in a time duration much lesser than those of conventional travelling modes shall integrate the economies of Mumbai, Vapi, Surat, Anand, Vadodara, and Ahmedabad, and facilitate high speed rail connectivity to industrial towns of Boisar, Bharuch & Ankleshwar, and to the upcoming Vadhvan Port (through Boisar Station). The starting point of the corridor is Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) in Mumbai, followed by Thane, Virar, Boisar, Vapi, Bilimora, Surat, Bharuch, Vadodara, Anand, and Ahmedabad; the alignment ends at Sabarmati in the city of Ahmedabad, marking the total no. of stations along the route as 12.

This project undertaken by the National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) in association with the Japan International Co-operation Agency (JICA) shall provide immense relief to entrepreneurs, working professionals, administrators, and artists seeking time-saving and comfortable commutes between the two states.

Impact of the first bullet train project in India on areas surrounding its stations

Four stations that have been shortlisted for implementation of Station Area Development schemes in accordance with the TOD (Transit Oriented Development) Policies with the view to enhance connectivity between various locations and these stations, and for promotion of economic activities in the surrounding areas are Sabarmati and Surat in Gujarat, and Virar and Thane in Maharashtra.

Commercial as well as residential landscapes in areas around the Mumbai - Ahmedabad high speed bullet train stations are bound to witness revolutionary turnarounds in the period to come. With the emergence of premium housing complexes and prominent commercial establishments, these areas are about to exhibit exponential growth and development in the near future. This growth will set new migration patterns and high-end lifestyle preferences, leading to increased demand for luxurious real estate near bullet train route.

Advantages of real estate property investment near bullet train stations in Mumbai

Mumbai neighborhoods located in the proximity of the upcoming high speed rail corridor are exhibiting constant value appreciation and relentless demand for well appointed residential spaces. Elite urbanites and NRI homebuyers, seeking comfortable inter-state travel experiences and lucrative returns on investments are buying opulent living spaces in prime areas like Thane and Mulund, offering convenient access to the Thane bullet train station.

A premium residential property in Thane, Mulund, or a nearby location is enjoying immense popularity and homebuyer preference owing to the enhanced Thane to Ahmedabad bullet train connectivity, promised by the high speed Mumbai - Ahmedabad bullet train project. This improved connectivity will open new avenues for business enterprises looking for expansion in the neighboring state and families exploring inter-city weekend getaways and spontaneous reunion opportunities.

Flagship projects by Piramal Realty near bullet train corridor reshaping luxury living in eastern Mumbai

Piramal Realty known for its futuristic projects across Mumbai is setting new benchmarks in eastern Mumbai real estate landscape with its landmark projects, Piramal Vaikunth in Thane and Piramal Revanta in Mulund. Both the properties enjoy close connectivity with the upcoming first bullet train in India as well as with other major transport hubs in the city.

These properties offer a long list of contemporary lifestyle amenities including best in the class clubhouses, well equipped gyms and sports facilities, expansive gardens and open spaces, 5 lane swimming pools with decks, children’s play areas and senior citizen seating, multi-purpose courts and lawns, and much more for a holistic gated community living experience.

For modern urban living convenience, these properties facilitate seamless commute to social infrastructure facilities such as reputed healthcare units, education centers, shopping and recreation hubs, business parks, etc. via Eastern Express Highway, Eastern Freeway, and the like.

Well appointed flats in Thane’s Piramal Vaikunth offer panoramic views of the scenic Upvan lake and Thane creek while smartly designed residences in Mulund’s Piramal Revanta overlook the vast sgnp and yogi hills.

If you are planning to buy flat in Thane or Mulund, a premium real estate property with excellent growth potential and close connectivity with the Mumbai - Ahmedabad bullet train corridor would be a smart choice, and Piramal Realty is always ready to help you explore the best options for your dream home in Mumbai.

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