• Among the 9 highways connected to Hyderabad, the market growth of Mumbai highway is independent. The development was on its own prompting investments from common man to the wealthy class.
• A major part of the city’s development right from LB Nagar to Hyderabad main city has happened based on Mumbai highway.
• Mumbai highway is the main connect to the IT hub based in West Hyderabad. Thousands of employees have bought in areas surrounding the highway marking it as an authentic residential area.
• Largescale central government establishments such as BHEL, ICRISAT are part of this area which has resulted in forming of strong residential colonies.
• There is excellent public transport facility due to the presence of Patancheru bus stand which provides connectivity to all districts across Telangana.
• Mumbai highway is close to the Outer Ring Road (ORR) offering best connectivity to places like airport.
• There is a huge industrial presence in the form of Pashamylaram industrial area spread across 700 acres with major industries having their base.
• Medical Devices Park has come up in 200 acres and it is the hub for medical research and manufacturing. The Mumbai highway plays an important role in terms of connectivity.
• The stretch is also an educational hub which led to the growth of Sangareddy town. Today, there are 30 schools, 6 international schools, 6 colleges and notable among them are IIT-Hyderabad, GITAM College, MNR Medical College, JNTU Engineering College, Agriculture and Horticultural University.
• Access to healthcare is quite good as there are nearly 20 multispecialty hospitals.
• Sadashivpet and Sangareddy are developing rapidly and between them is the Nandikandi layout. Added to that, the Regional Ring Road would be passing between these two towns.
• Last but not the least, approximately 12000 acres is being acquired by Central Government for a proposed National Investment Manufacturing Zone and once it gets implemented the entire stretch from Sangareddy to Zaheerabad is going to develop phenomenally in the next 3 to 5 years.

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