The Mumbai–Pune Expressway and the old Mumbai–Pune highway connect India’s fifth- and first-largest urban regions.
The Mumbai–Pune Expressway, about 94 km, opened in 2002 as India’s first access-controlled expressway. The Missing Link project near Lonavala is designed to shorten the ghat section further.
Township and second-home development is found at both ends and along the way — in Panvel and Navi Mumbai, around Karjat and Khopoli, near Lonavala, and in Talegaon and western Pune.
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Get NotifiedParts of major corridors open in phases. Check the implementing authority’s latest updates for the section nearest the project you are considering.
No. Better connectivity can help a location, but prices depend on many factors, including supply, employment nearby and how complete the social infrastructure is.
What matters is the distance to the nearest interchange or access point, not to the road itself. Check travel time to the entry point you would actually use.
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