Panvel is a neighborhood in the Mumbai Metropolis located in the Raigad district. It is said to be the most populated zone situated in South-Eastern region of India. Its tactical placement in terms of transport and business network makes Panvel a perfect mix of commercial and residential locale. Established in early 1850s, the Panvel civic committee is the principal administration body in this locality.

Connectivity
Panvel is recognized for its well-defined transport network. It is linked to other areas by a network of a number of main public roads: the Mumbai-Pune Superhighway, the Sion-Panvel Arterial Highway and the National Highway 4. The Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport is about 42 kms from Panvel. The Panvel Railway Station, counted among the most important station in Maharashtra, is the last unit in the Mumbai Suburban Railway Networks Harbor Line. It provides an essential mechanical help and functions as the re-fuelling spot for a lot of trains that pass all the way through the western expanse of the country.

Real estate
Panvel is a mix of extensive independent houses to multi-story apartments. The cost of apartments in the area have increased significantly over the years. The standard cost per sq ft at present is estimated to be Rs 4,756, and rental fee is ranged between Rs 7-16 per sq ft per month.

Social infrastructure
Social infrastructure at Panvel has gradually grown significantly. Well linked to all the chief localities towards south of India, Panvel houses many prominent schools and other educational institutions. The most important institutes in this area are New Horizon and Buddhist International and DAV. Multi-specialty hospitals in Panvel include like Mahatma Gandhi Mission hospital, Dhanvantri Bospital and Metro hospital.