Affinity Belgravia Bir Chhat, Chandigarh

Mohali Infrastructure Sees Significant Upgrades with Expressway Opening

Package-I of the Ambala-Chandigarh Greenfield Expressway, a 30 km, six-lane, signal-free route connecting Ambala to IT City Chowk in Mohali, is nearing completion and is scheduled to open on December 15, 2026. This expressway is expected to reduce travel time by 40-50 minutes and ease traffic congestion on existing routes.

Mohali to Implement Rs 700 Crore 'Next Generation Road Renovation Programme'

Punjab has launched a Rs 700 crore program to upgrade major roads and junctions in Mohali, aiming to improve traffic flow and urban infrastructure. The project, following the NHAI pattern, includes a 10-year maintenance component and will focus on strengthening arterial roads, easing congestion, and beautification. This initiative is expected to significantly enhance mobility and safety for commuters across the city.

During Q3'2026, average property prices for Affinity Belgravia moved from ₹ 4,250/sqft to ₹ 4,350/sqft, reflecting a 2.35% rise.

Mohali to Launch City Bus Service with 100 Electric Buses in Six Months

The Mohali administration plans to launch a city bus service, including 100 electric buses in the first phase, within the next six months. A dedicated city bus stand is planned in Phase 11. The service is expected to address a gap in public transport, making commuting easier within Mohali and to nearby areas like Chandigarh and Kharar, potentially easing traffic issues.

New Airport Road Project to Significantly Reduce Travel Time for Tricity Commuters

A new 100-feet wide road is being planned to connect Chandigarh, Panchkula, and Zirakpur directly to the Mohali airport, bypassing the longer route through Mohali's road network. This project, pending Ministry of Defence approval for land acquisition, is expected to cut travel distances significantly, improving connectivity and convenience for air travelers from the Tricity region.

Tribune Flyover Construction to Commence in April

The Tribune Chowk flyover project in Chandigarh is finally moving forward, with construction expected to begin in April after a seven-year delay. The 1.6-km flyover aims to ease traffic congestion at a busy intersection. The project's cost has increased from ₹137 crore in 2019 to ₹200 crore due to procedural delays.