After more than a decade away from India's financial capital, DLF Limited has officially returned to Mumbai's residential market — and the city responded with overwhelming enthusiasm. Gurugram-headquartered real estate developer DLF Ltd has formally entered the Mumbai residential real estate market with the launch of its new premium housing project, 'The Westpark', in Andheri West, marking the company's first residential foray into India's financial capital, nearly two years after announcing its plans to re-enter the Mumbai market.
The launch itself was a milestone event. The launch took place on July 17, 2025, and includes the first phase of development on a strategically located 5.18-acre plot in Oshiwara, just off the Andheri Link Road and in close proximity to the Oshiwara Metro Station. According to details verified from the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) portal, the project has received regulatory approval for the development of four residential towers in Phase 1, and these towers together will house 416 units.
What happened next surprised even industry veterans. "Initially, we launched only two of the four planned towers, but due to exceptional demand, we brought all four towers to market, resulting in the sellout of all 416 units," said Aakash Ohri, Joint Managing Director and Chief Business Officer of DLF Home Developers Ltd, a subsidiary of DLF Limited. The sellout translated into massive numbers for the developer — DLF sold all 416 units at its Andheri West project for ₹2,300 crore, a launch that marked the developer's first major residential foray into the Mumbai market, highlighting strong demand for luxury homes.
The buyer profile turned out to be as interesting as the sales numbers. Approximately 20% of sales came from NRIs, especially former Mumbai residents, with international campaigns across Kuwait, the US, UK, and Singapore driving global interest, alongside additional buyers from South Mumbai, Nanded, Pune, Gujarat, and other urban centers. Reports also suggest strong interest from Bollywood, adding a layer of celebrity buzz to the launch.
On the product side, the project offers substantial living spaces by Mumbai standards. The now sold-out section comprises 3 and 4 BHK flats across four 37-storey buildings, spread over 5.18 acres, with a total of 416 housing units ranging from about 1,125 to 2,500 sq ft, along with a limited number of penthouses. Pricing reflected the premium positioning of the launch: standard unit prices ranged from Rs 37,500 to Rs 54,000 per sq ft, with select penthouses reaching Rs 70,000 per sq ft.
The Westpark itself sits within a larger urban renewal story. The project is part of a slum rehabilitation initiative the Gurugram-based company is executing in partnership with Trident Realty, located in Andheri West as part of a 10-acre slum rehabilitation project under the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA). The overall scheme covers about 4,500 original residents, with roughly 2,500 already rehoused in newly constructed towers. Beyond the residential towers, the development is designed with serious lifestyle infrastructure — the project will include a 50,000 sq ft clubhouse designed to offer leisure, wellness, and community facilities.
DLF isn't stopping at Phase 1. DLF is set to deepen its presence in Mumbai with the launch of the next phase of its residential project, The Westpark, in Andheri West, planning to launch approximately 800,000 square feet of residential space during FY27, with an additional 500,000–600,000 square feet planned in the subsequent fiscal year. Management commentary during the company's latest earnings call revealed that The Westpark currently represents a development pipeline of more than 5 million square feet of super area, with only about 900,000 square feet launched so far, leaving a significant portion of the project available for future development.
For homebuyers watching Mumbai's premium market, this launch signals more than just one successful project. Mumbai's housing market has witnessed sustained demand in the premium and luxury segments over the past few years, driven by rising incomes, infrastructure improvements, and increasing preference for branded developments, with developers with strong execution capabilities and established brand equity particularly benefiting from this trend. With a track record built over decades in Gurugram and other cities, DLF's calibrated Mumbai strategy — starting small in Andheri West and scaling based on demand — appears to be paying off, and future phases will be closely watched by buyers hoping for a second chance at owning into this landmark address.
