Gujarat
Property in Dholera SIR– Residential & Commercial Projects
Dholera SIR: Gujarat's Greenfield Smart City
Dholera Special Investment Region (Dholera SIR) sits in Ahmedabad district, Gujarat, about 100 km southwest of Ahmedabad. The government planned it as India's first greenfield smart city, spread across 920 sq km with room for over 2 million residents. Construction started under the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor and now runs as a standalone state initiative backed by the Gujarat government.
Why Dholera SIR matters right now
Tata Group chose Dholera for India's first semiconductor fabrication unit, and that single decision pulled in a wave of follow-on investment. The Gujarat government's Data Centre Policy 2026-29 named Dholera as its primary hub, with officials citing potential capacity of 7 to 8 gigawatts and investment of ₹6-7 lakh crore. The state also committed fresh money in this year's budget: the Gujarat Budget 2026-27 allocated ₹610 crore for trunk infrastructure at Dholera SIR, on top of ₹1,100 crore under the Gujarat Semiconductor Policy and a proposed ₹650 crore for a bulk water pipeline network.
Infrastructure on the ground
Roads: The Central Spine Road, a 250-metre-wide corridor running through the entire SIR, carries smart street lighting and integrated sensors.
Administration: The ABCD Building runs the region's water, traffic, and power systems through one ICT dashboard.
Power: Tata Power and Torrent Power operate substations here, alongside a 250 MW solar park that's already live.
Airport: Dholera International Airport, near Navagam village, is built to handle both passenger and cargo flights, with the first phase targeted for completion by December 2026.
Utilities: Smart roads up to 75 metres wide carry underground water, drainage, power, and fibre lines.
Investment and industry
Committed investment in Dholera now totals roughly ₹35,984.58 crore, with Tata's semiconductor fab as the flagship project. An Ultra-Mega Solar Park rated at 4,400 MW is under construction, and Tata Power has already commissioned 300 MW of the first 1,000 MW phase.
Connectivity
The Ahmedabad-Dholera Expressway links the city directly to Ahmedabad, and planners have approved a monorail connection between the two. The airport, once operational, adds a third layer of access by air alongside road and planned rail links.