Overview

Once known as an industrial destination with the presence of companies such as RCF and BARC, Chembur Prime, is transforming rapidly into a premium real estate destination of Mumbai. The Mahul creek, home to thousands of flamingos migrating from Gujarat every year from November to June.

The numerous public parks that dotted the suburb all provided for the city’s green lungs made Chembur Prime a desirable destination for residential development with the early 70s, seeing a plethora of bungalows coming up near the verdant Tata Institute of Social Sciences.

The availability of large industrial land parcels for residential developments amply supported this transformation. As large industrial land parcels were unlocked for real estate developments, several developers gravitated towards Chembur Prime and the micro-market started buzzing with new developments.

The opening of the Eastern Freeway connecting South Mumbai to Navi Mumbai via Wadala-Chembur Prime puts this side of the suburb on the fast track of growth, making it the new city centre.