The role of transportation networks in shaping Tricity’s industrial real estate landscape

financialexpress.com:

In the always-changing world of industrial real estate, location is the first thing among the most important things to consider. Besides geographical coordinates, the industrial hub’s performance greatly depends on how it is networked to the largest transport systems. Chandigarh Tricity (Chandigarh-Mohali-Panchkula) has become the foremost site of recent developments as it demonstrates how proper infrastructure implementation can stimulate growth in industrial real estate area.

Located in the northern part of India the tri-city of Chandigarh, which is a union territory along with three states Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, and Haryana, play a crucial role in acting as a bottleneck for all three states. This strategic position has led the region to be a central point of traffic systems, both for existing and future economy. The aerial, rail and road connectivity have had a critical impact on the evolution of the tram civic real estate.

Begin with the road network. The tri-city is well connected by a series of national highways, such as the NH-7, NH-22 & NH-44, that allow to access rich national centers like Delhi, Ambala, and Ludhiana easily. The under construction Expressway which is going to connect Delhi and Amritsar is also definitely going to enrich the area’s accessibility, and will therefore significantly reduce the travel times and will enable smooth movement of goods and services.

The network of the railroad is equally spectacular. The tri-city has numerous stations, some of which include the Chandigarh Railway Station, which is a prominent station offering vital hub for both passenger and freight transport. Besides that, the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) will establish a high-speed, dedicated rail link between the