Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation (KDMC) collected ₹392 crore in property taxes in 2024-25 against a ₹500 crore target; water-tax collections totalled ₹64 crore across Kalyan and Dombivli.

The Abhaya Yojana, which waives 100% of interest or penalties, ran from March 1 to March 15, 2025, and has been extended until March 31. KDMC is pursuing unpaid arrears through property seizure and attachment, water-connection disconnections, and auctions.

Sixteen attached properties were scheduled for auction at Acharya Atre Natyagrah, Shankar Rao Chowk, Kalyan West, on February 17, but no bidders attended. KDMC said the auction would remain open for the next 21 days.

The Thane traffic police have ordered closures and diversions for reconstruction of the low-height Nilje Railway Over Bridge on State Highway 76, near Lodha Palava and Xperia Mall. The work is part of the Dedicated Freight Corridor Project being executed by Tata Project Limited. Restrictions run from 12:01 am on June 1, 2026, until midnight on October 31; police, ambulances, fire brigade and other emergency vehicles are exempt.

• Kalyan-to-Shilphata traffic must divert via Lodha Palava and Mahalaxmi Hotel road. Traffic from Lodha Palava, Casabella, Lodha Haven and Xperia Mall towards Kalyan must go via Shilphata, Desai Creek Bridge, a U-turn near Saraswati Textile and the new Palava Flyover.
• Heavy vehicles from Mumbra/Kalyan Phata towards Kalyan must use Shilphata-Mumbra Bypass and Kharegaon Toll Plaza. Vehicles from Kalyan towards Mumbra/Kalyan Phata must turn at Katai Chowk and use Khoni Naka-Taloja MIDC. Navi Mumbai/Taloja traffic towards Katai/Badlapur uses Badlapur Pipeline-Newali; Ambernath/Badlapur traffic uses Taloja MIDC.
• Light-vehicle alternatives include Kalyan Phata-Shilphata-Diva-Manpada; Nashik-Mumbai Highway via Gankoli, Motagaon or Ranjnoli Bypass-Kongaon; Shri Malang Road-Newali- Badlapur Pipeline-Khoni Naka-Taloja MIDC; and routes via Mankoli Naka or Durgadi-Kongaon.

• The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) plans a 21-kilometre double-decker flyover from Shil Phata on NH-48, also called the Old Mumbai-Pune Highway, through Dombivli and Kalyan to Ranjnoli Junction on NH-160, the Mumbai-Nashik Highway. It will carry a four-lane road and metro tracks.
• MMRDA is appointing a consultant to prepare the detailed project report, manage bidding and oversee execution. The project will intersect the Virar-Alibaug multi-modal corridor and Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor, and connect with the Airoli-Katai Freeway at Katai Naka.
• The upper deck will carry Metro 5 (Bhiwandi–Kalyan) between Durgadi Fort and Ranjnoli; Metro 12 (Kalyan–Taloja) between Kalyan APMC and Runwal Junction; and Metro 14 (Kanjurmarg–Badlapur) between Shil Phata and Katai Naka. The bullet train alignment nearby will be reviewed for the DPR.
• The flyover will cross railway tracks before Katai Naka and at Patri Pul in Kalyan. Construction over the tracks at Kalyan is expected to be challenging because of heavy Central line traffic, including long-distance trains.
• Hyderabad’s 11-kilometre Visweswaraiah flyover is currently India’s longest; the 165-kilometre Yamuna Expressway is its longest elevated road.

FM India Supply Chain Private Limited leased 1.31 lakh sq ft of industrial space at Lodha Industrial Park in Palava City, Thane district, for five years at total rent exceeding ₹33 crore. The property is owned by Palava Induslogic 4 Private Limited, a Lodha Developers subsidiary.

The agreement sets starting monthly rent at ₹50.37 lakh, or about ₹31.60 per sq ft per month, with annual rent escalation. The security deposit is ₹2.65 crore, and the tenant will pay more than ₹2.11 crore in common area maintenance charges. Registered on October 28, 2025, the lease incurred ₹1.78 lakh in stamp duty.

Two 35th-floor penthouses at Lodha Hanging Gardens, Lodha Palava City, Dombivli, sold for ₹15.59 crore. Each measures 4,754 sq ft; together they were sold with 10 parking spaces at ₹16,400 per sq ft, a local record. Registered on August 29, the sale incurred ₹54.6 lakh in stamp duty and a ₹60,000 registration fee. Buyers were Ali Asgar Khargunwala and Fatema Anguthiwala. The building is under construction and MahaRERA lists completion for March 2030.

In 2024, two Lodha Palava apartments sold at ₹14,000 and ₹15,000 per sq ft. Nearby apartments under construction by Grade A developers are priced at ₹9,500–₹11,000 per sq ft.