India's leading real estate developer DLF is making a comeback to Mumbai after more than a decade, with the launch of a high-end residential project titled The Westpark. The company has secured RERA approval for the project, marking its formal re-entry into one of the country's most competitive and lucrative property markets.
Strategically located on Link Road in Andheri West—directly opposite Infiniti Mall—the project is being developed in partnership with Trident Developers under the Slum Rehabilitation Authority scheme. The RERA-approved site spans approximately 7,788 square metres, or nearly six acres, and is set to become one of the most prominent new residential offerings in the area.
The first phase of The Westpark will comprise four towers, each rising 44 storeys high, with 37 of those floors designated for residential use. In total, this phase will feature 416 premium apartments, ranging in size from 1,048 sq ft to 2,278 sq ft, catering to buyers seeking 3, 4, and 5 BHK configurations. The project will also include five compact studio units, each measuring around 236 sq ft.
DLF plans to officially launch the project in mid-July 2025, with an estimated sales potential of approximately Rs 2,500 crore. The project is targeting a completion date of June 2032.
This development marks a significant milestone for DLF, which has largely focused its recent efforts in the Delhi-NCR region. The move signals the company's renewed interest in expanding its presence in other key metropolitan markets, particularly Mumbai, where demand for premium residential space remains strong.
The Westpark is expected to attract considerable interest from end-users and investors alike, given its central location, high-end specifications, and the credibility associated with the DLF brand. With infrastructure and connectivity in Andheri continuing to improve, the project is well-positioned to capitalise on Mumbai's ongoing urban transformation.
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