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MMRDA Completes Work at 143 Sites on Atal Setu–Pune Expressway Connector

  • Writer: Ajjay Bhagyakar
    Ajjay Bhagyakar
  • Apr 24
  • 1 min read

Author: Ajjay Bhagyakar | Published by: Griha Realty

Source: Mid-Day

MMRDA Completes Work at 143 Sites on Atal Setu–Pune Expressway Connector
Source: Mid-Day

A major boost to Mumbai–Pune connectivity is underway as the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has completed work at 143 out of 176 sites on the crucial Atal Setu–Mumbai–Pune Expressway connector, MMRDA Completes Work at 143 Sites on Atal Setu–Pune Expressway Connector.

Project Progress

The project is progressing rapidly across multiple construction stages:

  • 143 foundation locations completed (out of 176)

  • 141 piers constructed

  • 88 pier caps completed

  • 653 out of 830 girders launched 

This reflects strong momentum in both substructure and superstructure development.

Project Overview

  • Length: 7.35 km elevated corridor

  • Configuration: 6-lane high-capacity road

  • Purpose: Direct link between Atal Setu & Mumbai–Pune Expressway 

👉 The connector acts as a missing link, enabling seamless and signal-free travel.

Completion Timeline

  • Target completion: February 2027 

Once operational, the corridor is expected to significantly reduce travel time and congestion between Mumbai and Pune.

Why This Project Matters

  • Faster access from South Mumbai to Pune

  • Better connectivity to Navi Mumbai & upcoming airport

  • Reduced traffic load on existing highways

  • Strengthened Mumbai 3.0 infrastructure vision 

Real Estate Impact

📈 Growth in Panvel, Ulwe, Chirle & nearby regions 📈 Increased demand for residential & logistics projects 📈 Improved accessibility boosting investment potential

Conclusion MMRDA Completes Work at 143 Sites on Atal Setu–Pune Expressway Connector

The completion of work at 143 sites marks a major milestone in one of Maharashtra’s key infrastructure projects.


👉 Once finished, this connector will transform regional mobility by creating a high-speed, seamless corridor between Mumbai and Pune—driving both connectivity and real estate growth.

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