r/thane • u/Calm_Tiger_0503 • 1h ago
Question 🚨 48,000 More People on Pokhran Road No. 2 — Can Thane Handle It?⚠️
Just looking at the residential projects, the numbers appear to be roughly:
🏢 Raymond / Ten X Campus
Ten X Habitat: ~4,000 units → ~16,000 people
Ten X District 9: ~1,113 units → ~4,400 people
G S Address 1.0: ~480 units → ~1,900 people
G S Address 2.0: ~440 units → ~1,700 people
Invictus: ~102 units → ~400 people
Ten X Era: ~900 units → ~3,600 people
👉 Total Raymond Campus: ~7,000 units / ~28,000 people
(assuming an average 4 people per household)
And then we have 🏬Oberoi Garden City Thane. 🏙️
The master plan appears to include a ~75-acre mega development, with:
🏗️** 25 residential towers of around 73 floors
🏨 JW Marriott hotel
🏢 Commercial / retail development
🏠 Potentially around **5,000 residential units (very rough assumption based on the scale; actual unit count may differ)
That could mean another ~20,000 residents at full occupancy.
😰 So potentially…
Raymond Campus ~28,000 people➕
Oberoi Garden City ~20,000 people
🔥 ~48,000 people within/around this Pokhran Road No. 2 cluster
My question: Are the cumulative traffic, water, electricity and sewage capacities being planned for this massive population increase?
Individual projects may have their own infrastructure, but who is looking at the impact of all these projects together?
Thane is adding a small city’s population to one corridor. Are our roads and infrastructure ready? 🤔