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  Mumbai's metro is getting bigger fast, and it's going to change how people get around town. One of the most anticipated projects is the Pink Line (Mumbai Metro Line 6). It's a 15.18-kilometer elevated line that will connect Lokhandwala (Swami Samarth Nagar) in the west to Vikhroli (Eastern Express Highway) in the east. The line is supposed to be done by December 2025. It's going to be a big deal for linking the west and east sides of Mumbai also reducing traffic, improving access, and helping real estate grow. This blog will tell you everything you want to know about the Pink Line—like where it goes, the stations, when it will be completed, what tech it uses, and how it will change the city. I'll explain it all in a way that's easy to read.   Overview of the Pink Line (Line 6) Length:  15.18 kilometers Type:  Fully elevated metro corridor Stations:  13 stations connecting Lokhandwala to Vikhroli EEH Owner & Operator:  Mumbai Metropolitan Region Devel...

If there’s one infrastructure project Mumbaikars are eagerly waiting for, it’s the Mumbai Metro Line.  Slated for completion by the end of 2025 , this ambitious 33.5 km underground metro line is set to connect South Mumbai to the western suburbs , easing one of the world’s busiest urban commutes. But beyond convenience, Metro Line 3 is a catalyst for Mumbai’s real estate market —reshaping how people live, work, and invest in the city. What is Mumbai Metro Line 3? Length : 33.5 km underground stretch. Route : From Colaba (South Mumbai) to SEEPZ (Andheri East) , with 27 stations. Purpose : Reduce travel time, decongest Mumbai’s overburdened suburban railways, and offer a smooth north–south connectivity. This line will seamlessly connect Cuffe Parade, Worli, Mahalaxmi, Dadar, BKC, Airport (Domestic & International Terminals), Andheri, and SEEPZ —essentially linking Mumbai’s business hubs, IT zones, and residential clusters. Impact on Commercial Real Estate One of the b...