DLF Limited’s residential presence in Mumbai is centred on The Westpark, its first Mumbai residential development, located off Link Road in Andheri West and being developed in partnership with Trident Realty. The project is a significant local move for a company with a national residential and commercial portfolio: DLF reported that all 416 homes in Phase 1 sold out in less than a week in July 2025, generating sales of more than ₹2,300 crore.
DLF’s May 2026 earnings-call transcript described a substantial Westpark pipeline and said the company expected to launch the next phase during that financial year. DLF THE WESTPARK PHASE 2 is therefore the relevant tracked project for buyers following the developer’s expansion in Andheri West. Phase-specific homes, prices and approvals should be distinguished from details reported for Phase 1.
Phase 1 was planned across approximately 5.18 acres within a wider approximately 10-acre master plan. DLF’s July 2025 announcement described four 37-storey towers with 416 residences, including 3- and 4-bedroom homes and a limited number of penthouses. Design and technical contributors named by the company include HB Design, Thornton Tomasetti, BLINK and SHMA.
The official project materials describe homes with full-height windows and balconies, alongside shared spaces for recreation, fitness, work and community use. Those details help explain Westpark’s positioning within Andheri West’s established high-rise housing market; they are Phase 1 descriptions, not a substitute for the specifications of Phase 2.
Westpark’s off-Link Road location connects the project story to Andheri West’s existing transport and social infrastructure. Mumbai Metro Line 2A serves the western suburbs and interconnects with other metro corridors; the Andheri West/DN Nagar interchange connects with Line 1. Road access through Link Road and nearby arterial routes adds another travel option, while actual journey times depend on traffic and destination.
Nearby everyday destinations cited on the project’s official website include Infiniti Mall, JBCN International School, Lokhandwala Main Street and Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital. This combination of retail, education and healthcare helps explain the area’s appeal to households seeking a west-suburban base, rather than making connectivity alone the case for a home here.
Andheri West prices vary substantially by micro-location, building, unit and area calculation. Housing.com’s 2026 locality data lists an average asking figure of ₹30,754 per sq. ft. and a broad listed range of ₹6,666–₹63,333 per sq. ft.; these are portal-wide indicators, not a Westpark quote or a valuation of Phase 2. DLF’s official project site does not publish a Phase 2 price in the materials reviewed.
For a buyer assessing DLF in Andheri West, the central distinction is between the established developer’s national footprint and its relatively recent Mumbai residential entry through this partnership. Westpark gives DLF a defined address and a reported Phase 1 sales milestone; local metro access, established services and a varied housing market provide context for why Andheri West is a meaningful place for the company’s next phase.