AI Thane Sells 100 Units in 100 Days

Thane, August 1, 2025: AI Thane, a newly launched commercial project in Wagle Estate, has sold 100 units within just 100 days of launch. The project, positioned as India’s first artificial intelligence-integrated commercial district, has drawn significant attention from small and mid-sized enterprises, tech start-ups and first-time commercial investors.

According to figures shared by the developer, the project has registered 100 units with more than 65 per cent of buyers comprising first-time commercial space acquirers—many based outside Thane.

“Our focus was on building a workspace ecosystem for the next generation of entrepreneurs—small firms, consultants and tech-first professionals,” said Sohan Thakur, lead promoter, AI Thane. “To achieve 100 transactions in 100 days validates that vision.”

The project offers compact office units, AI-powered building management systems, predictive maintenance, biometric access and high-speed connectivity—features aimed at catering to an emerging market for tech-enabled business infrastructure. Sizes range from 600 to 1,500 sq ft with modular expansion options available for larger set-ups.

AI Thane’s success signals a shift in the area’s real estate profile. The Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation recently introduced new commercial-friendly zoning and infrastructure reforms in the belt, including digitised clearances, electric grid modernisation and improved connectivity through the upcoming Metro Line 4.

“Wagle Estate is undergoing an institutional upgrade. AI Thane is the first commercial project to fully leverage this policy momentum,” said Sanjay Iyer, Sales Head, AI Thane.

According to a Q1 FY26 report by JLL India, MMR’s overall commercial space absorption has slowed by 14 per cent YoY due to global economic uncertainties. However, decentralised micro-markets such as Thane, Navi Mumbai and Mulund are seeing stable end-user-driven demand—particularly for spaces under 1,500 sq ft that allow easy ownership and asset appreciation.

With the initial phase of over 150 office units nearing sell-out, the developer has announced plans to launch phase 2 by mid-August. This next phase will include larger enterprise suites, co-working clusters and café-integrated work pods.

Industry observers believe that the rapid sales velocity achieved by AI Thane will likely encourage developers to rethink commercial formats in suburban nodes—shifting from large corporate leasing models to flexible, intelligent and compact ownership-led formats.

“This is not just a commercial success. It reflects a behavioural shift in how urban India wants to work—decentralised, digital and designed for scale,” Thakur added.