DLF plans to roll out the second phase of its housing development project, The Westpark, in Mumbai, following the positive response received for the first phase. The firm intends to release approximately 8 lakh square feet of residential inventory this financial year, followed by 5–6 lakh square feet the following year.
The Westpark project, which is situated in Andheri West, is making a comeback for DLF in Mumbai’s real estate market. The project has witnessed considerable buyer interest since its launch. Earlier this year, in July 2025, DLF launched the first phase of the development consisting of four towers spanning nearly 9 lakh square feet. According to the firm, the entire stock has already been sold off within days, booking sales worth around Rs 2,300 crore.
The venture has been undertaken by DLF along with the Trident Group, through the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) Scheme. Last year marked the return of DLF into Mumbai’s real estate industry after remaining away from it for over a decade.
Before its exit from the market during the global financial crisis of 2008, DLF had invested in Mumbai’s real estate sector since 2005 when it had purchased a sizable tract of land at Lower Parel. The firm subsequently decided to change its business strategy, leading to its eventual exit from the real estate market here in 2012.
In the future, DLF has ambitious plans for launching new residential projects in several parts of Mumbai along with Gurugram and Goa. Combined, these launches are expected to generate revenues of around Rs 20,000 crore. The Westpark covers an area of over 10 acres of land and comprises luxurious homes which include 3 BHK and higher houses. The sizes of the houses being developed in the project range from 1,125 square feet up to 2,500 square feet. This will attract individuals who seek quality houses in a critical residential area in Mumbai.
Recently, the DLF management revealed at their earnings presentation that the total development opportunity at the Westpark is nearly 5 million square feet. Out of this, approximately 9 lakh square feet has been released so far. Going forward, plans to keep launching the development in a phased manner in accordance with market demand and construction pace.
Apart from its planned releases, DLF is also evaluating prospects for expansion in and around the project. Representatives of the company mentioned that development possibilities are being explored for growing the development potential of the Westpark development. Besides, the firm is also scouting for opportunities to explore in Mumbai, as part of its growth strategy.
As per DLF’s top management, the company considers Mumbai a crucial market for itself. Although the firm would adopt caution while selecting projects in Mumbai, yet it is willing to pursue projects, if found attractive enough. It appears that the intention of the firm is to ensure that The Westpark becomes one of the most important ventures for them in the city of Mumbai.
For the previous financial year FY26, DLF recorded consolidated net profit of Rs 4,414.68 crore, marginally higher than Rs 4,366.82 crore recorded in FY25. Its consolidated income has grown from Rs 8,995.89 crore to Rs 9,816.04 crore during the same period.
Having developed over 185 real estate projects of more than 352 million square feet in the residential, commercial, and retail sectors, DLF continues to pursue robust sales performance and development pipeline.
