Mumbai’s financial hub has always been known for its expensive, popular neighborhoods. In recent years, Andheri has started to gain attention quietly. Located in the western suburbs, this area has become a favorite for homebuyers, investors, and developers. Its good infrastructure, better roads, and more lifestyle choices have made Andheri one of the most talked-about spots in the city’s property scene, say real estate experts.
Positioned between Mumbai’s business centers and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Andheri is ideal for daily travelers. It is connected by Metro stations like DN Nagar, Azad Nagar, and Andheri, with easy access to the Western Express Highway and Link Road. The area is also well-linked to Bandra-Kurla Complex, Powai, and Goregaon. Today, Andheri combines modern shopping malls, restaurants, cafes, and theatres with traditional markets and older neighborhoods.
ANAROCK Property Consultants reported that in 2023, about 18,000 new homes were launched in Mumbai’s western suburbs. Andheri played a major role because it has a good mix of homes, offices, and shops. From 2018 to 2025, the number of homes sold in the area has steadily grown. In 2023 alone, more than 7,000 units were sold there.
JLL India’s Residential Market Update 2024 says Andheri West and East together added over 12,000 new homes in the last two years. Builders like Lodha, Sheth, Oberoi, Kanakia, and new projects from Tribeca have increased the supply of well-placed, attractive homes. Prices are not rising sharply, but buyers are showing more confidence in the area’s long-term value.
The increasing demand for high-end homes in Andheri has caught the eye of a major property developer. DLF, known for projects in Delhi-NCR, is now making a return to Mumbai. After more than ten years, they’re launching their first project in the city. It is a premium residential complex being built with the Trident Group. The first phase will have nearly one million square feet of high-quality homes. Apartments will cost between ₹6 crore and ₹8 crore and include 3 BHK and larger units. The project will feature modern amenities and a DLF clubhouse. It is set to launch at the start of this financial year.
Aakash Ohri, DLF’s Joint Managing Director, said, “We are excited to enter Mumbai, a key market for our growth. Post-pandemic, real estate has become an important investment. There is strong demand for good quality housing. People want larger, premium homes. This growth has made Mumbai a major city for us, with plans also for Goa. We want to keep prices fair while offering top quality. Mumbai is a careful market, so we will balance pricing and quality to meet expectations and earn good profits.”
Tribeca, a developer and licensed partner of Trump Tower in India, recently launched Trilive. This is India’s first platform focused only on rental housing. The first project is in Andheri, Mumbai, and is a collaboration with Starwing Group. It is managed by luxury co-living firm Housr. The project provides 650 fully managed studios in Marol. These units feature simple designs, private balconies, and access to high-end amenities such as gyms, coworking spaces, and rooftop theaters. Trilive aims to give investors high rental returns and offer tenants maximum convenience.
Unlike other parts of Mumbai where space is limited, Andheri still allows new development projects with better planning. Its mix of old charm and modern energy appeals to many buyers. Some are upgrading their homes, while others are young professionals looking for city living. Real estate agents report quicker sales, more visitors to new projects, and rising prices per square foot. As the metro network grows, civic improvements happen, and developers plan carefully designed projects, Andheri is quickly becoming a key part of India’s real estate future.