The Delhi-Mumbai and Bengaluru-Chennai expressways are driving real estate growth by improving connectivity and opening up new development corridors. The construction of key expressways such as the Delhi- Mumbai Expressway and the Bangaluru- Chennai Expressway is reshaping real estate trends in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru.

Delhi-Mumbai Expressway The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, stretching around 1,386 km, is set to reshape the real estate landscape in Delhi-NCR, especially in areas like Sohna and Gurugram. The expressway’s development is also contributing to better infrastructure planning and unlocking new land parcels for potential urban expansion. These changes are reflected in rising land and property values, indicating a broader shift in how infrastructure influences real estate trends. Looking ahead, the expressway is expected to drive more planned development, decentralise urban growth, and shape long-term land use and investment patterns across the region.

Bengaluru-Chennai Expressway The upcoming Bengaluru-Chennai Expressway, spanning about 262 km, is expected to boost connectivity between the two cities and greatly influence Bengaluru's eastern corridor. With travel time set to drop from 7–8 hours to just 2–3 hours, areas like Hoskote and Whitefield are becoming increasingly accessible and attractive for development.