DLF, India’s largest listed real estate developer, is set to deepen its presence in Mumbai with the launch of the next phase of its residential project, The Westpark, in Andheri West. Following the strong response to the project’s first phase, the company plans 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.

The upcoming launches are part of DLF’s broader strategy to strengthen its position in Mumbai’s premium housing market, where demand for branded residential developments continues to remain robust.

The Westpark, spread across a 10-acre site in Andheri West, is being developed as a large-scale residential community comprising three-bedroom and larger apartments. Unit sizes range from approximately 1,125 square feet to 2,500 square feet, catering to affluent homebuyers seeking spacious homes in one of Mumbai’s most established residential locations.

The project’s first phase has already demonstrated the strength of demand in the market. DLF launched four towers comprising around 900,000 square feet in July 2025, and the entire inventory was sold within days. The launch generated sales bookings worth nearly ₹2,300 crore, making it one of the most successful residential launches in the city during the year.

According to the company’s management commentary during its latest earnings call, 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, a significant portion of the project remains available for future development, providing DLF with a long-term growth platform in Mumbai.

Beyond the planned launches, the company is also exploring opportunities to expand the project’s footprint. Management indicated that discussions are underway regarding additional development opportunities in and around the Westpark area, reflecting DLF’s intention to build a larger residential ecosystem over time.

Company officials also reiterated their commitment to Mumbai as a strategic market. While maintaining a cautious and calibrated approach, DLF said it would remain open to attractive opportunities that align with its growth objectives. The company believes that The Westpark can evolve into a strong and sustainable business vertical within its residential portfolio.

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. Developers with strong execution capabilities and established brand equity have particularly benefited from this trend.

The Mumbai launches form an important component of DLF’s wider residential expansion strategy for FY27. The company has outlined a launch pipeline across Gurugram, Mumbai, and Goa with a combined revenue potential of approximately ₹20,000 crore, highlighting its confidence in demand across key housing markets.