Investing in open plots in Third Mumbai presents a lucrative opportunity, but it requires careful due diligence. Below is a comprehensive list of FAQs to help buyers make informed decisions before investing.
Third Mumbai is a planned urban development initiative by the Maharashtra government under MMRDA. It covers 124 villages across 323 sq. km in Raigad district, beyond the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL). The government is acquiring land for future infrastructure, making it a high-potential investment.
KSC New Town Development Authority (karnala Sai chirner) with total 124 villages Talukas- Uran, Panvel, Pen
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) is spearheading the project as the New Town Development Authority (NTDA). The project is in its early stages, with land acquisition and planning underway.
Unlike Navi Mumbai, which has been developed under CIDCO, Third Mumbai is being developed under MMRDA with a more extensive focus on infrastructure, transit, and urban planning. It is positioned to be a business and commercial hub, attracting significant investments.
Always verify:
Since 124 villages are under government acquisition, buyers should verify if the plot is not reserved for public development. Also, confirm the zoning classification (residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural) before purchase.
Yes, agricultural land can be purchased, but conversion to Non-Agricultural (NA) status is required for construction. The process involves obtaining approvals from Tehsildar, Town Planning Department, and Collector’s Office.
Yes, under the Indian Registration Act, 1908, all land transactions must be registered with the Sub-Registrar's office, and stamp duty must be paid.
As per Maharashtra’s regulations:
Yes, as of October 15, 2024, MMRDA approval is mandatory before any development. Buyers should check zoning regulations and permissible land use before investing.
If the government acquires land for infrastructure, it will compensate landowners at 3-4 times the market rate. However, investors must ensure their land is not in reserved zones to avoid forced acquisition.
Banks generally provide loans only for NA plots with clear titles. Agricultural or disputed land is not eligible for financing. Private finance or NBFCs may offer loans with higher interest rates.
Local connectivity Nerul to Uran
Metro connectivity Mankhurd to Airport & Siddhivinayak to Dushme
With upcoming infrastructure and government-driven development, land prices are projected to rise by 3-5 times in the next 5-10 years.
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