There is little question that real estate values will rise in certain areas of Mumbai that were formerly far from railway stations but are now in close proximity to Metro stations. When fully operational, the Mumbai metro will provide residents smooth, inexpensive, and extensive connection options. The Mumbai metro is a vast and ambitious development undertaking by the Maharashtra government. While metro line 2A (yellow line) connects Dahisar East to DN Nagar in Andheri West at a distance of about 18.6 kilometres, metro line 7 connects Andheri East to Dahisar East along a distance of around 16.5 kilometres. With the opening of these Metro lines, traffic on Western Express Highway and Link Road in the western suburbs will undoubtedly be drastically reduced. The development of the metro line is anticipated to cost roughly 12,600 crore rupees.
On January 19, 2023, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated Metro Line 7 and Metro Line 2A. And that is certainly good news for all concerned including the Mumbai real estate industry. *Note: Mumbai metro lines 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 are under the proposed phase.Mumbai Metro is definitely moving at a rapid rate. The list below is of the stations covered on the Mumbai Metro Line 9. These stations will become fully operational by next year (2024). *Note: The stations from Goregaon East to Gundavali are under construction. Indian Railways, Central Line, Harbour Line The list below is of the stations covered on the Mumbai Metro Line 7. The list below is of the stations covered on the Mumbai Metro Line 6. The list below is of the stations covered on the Mumbai Metro Line 2B. *Note: The stations from Valnai to Andheri West are under construction. The list below is of the stations covered on the Mumbai Metro Line 2A. Mumbai Metro Yellow Line 2A & 2B – Yellow Line Stations on Line 1Ĭhhatrapati Shivaji International Airport Terminal 2 The headway between the trains varies from 3 minutes during peak hours to 5 minutes at other times of the day. Though the line has a maximum permissible speed of 80 km/h, the four-coach trains run at 65 km/h. The line uses 1,435 mm (Standard gauge) tracks and overhead catenary carrying AC at 25 kilovolts. It runs in an east–west direction through central Mumbai for 10.8 km via 12 stations. Line 1, also known as the Versova–Andheri–Ghatkopar Line, is the only line currently operational of Mumbai Metro. Wadala – Chhattrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus The table below summarises the Mumbai Metro Lines.Ĭuff Parade – Bandra Kurla Complex – Seepz – Aarey Colony Some are also categorised under the proposed segment. All the remaining metro lines are in various stages of construction. Safety trials are in progress for these two lines. Metro lines 2A and 7 are nearing completion. Owner: Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA)Ĭurrently, only one Mumbai metro line, i.e.Standard-gauge (1,435 mm) tracks and 25 kV Alternating Current (AC) via overhead catenary are used on the system Mumbai Metro Quick Info The trains, which run at a top speed of 80 km/h, carry just over 4,05,000 people every day. The system is mostly being built underground or on elevated viaducts, with a tiny portion at grade. Eventually, the metro network is envisioned to have 14 lines across some 337 km route length. It is being built in three phases in a bid to decongest the Mumbai suburban railway. Mumbai Metro, which serves the city of Mumbai, is a mass rapid transit system.
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