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DLF likely to launch the first phase of Mumbai project in Q4FY25

DLF Ltd's Mumbai project is located at Andheri (West). It is a Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) venture, which is being developed in partnership with the Trident Group and marks the listed realty major's re-entry into the competitive Mumbai market.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/real-estate/dlf-likely-to-launch-the-first-phase-of-mumbai-project-in-q4fy25-12852551.html

The Gurugram-based real estate firm will launch The Westpark project at the Oshiwara neighbourhood of Mumbai's Andheri suburb.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/real-estate/dlf-debuts-in-mumbai-with-the-westpark-launch-on-july-17-premium-homes-for-rs-5-5-7-5-crore-13286329.html

With Mumbai's real estate buzzing again, especially in areas like Andheri West, it’s interesting to see developers entering with more lifestyle-focused offerings. I've been following a few launches that really emphasize green spaces and smart layouts definitely a good sign for end-users and investors alike.

The Maharashtra Cooperation Department launched a fully online system for cooperative housing society registrations to cut out middlemen and simplify approvals.

• Big talking point: As construction moves ahead, the Mumbai Coastal Road North is becoming a key factor in property decisions across western Mumbai and it's something we at Mores Techno have been closely tracking for our clients.
• Better connectivity: It'll link South Mumbai to Bhayandar directly, cutting travel time and easing the load on Western Express Highway.
• Suburbs to watch: Goregaon, Malad, Kandivali, Dahisar, and Mira Road are likely to see more demand and rising prices as the road takes shape.
• Mira Road & Bhayandar set to gain most: With improved access to South Mumbai's business districts, these areas are expected to see the biggest boost.
• Prices trending up: Better connectivity and growing commercial activity are pushing property values higher across these suburban markets.
• More than just prices: Shorter commutes, easier access to job hubs, and an overall better quality of life are part of the appeal too.
• Borivali benefits too: Demand for homes here is expected to rise alongside Mira Road and Bhayandar.
• Long-term potential: Experts see this as one of the strongest infrastructure-led boosts to Mumbai real estate in recent years, a solid sign for the city's next growth phase.