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Atul Projects Expands Redevelopment Footprint in Western Suburbs

Atul Projects has acquired the redevelopment rights for a prime 2.76-acre land parcel in Borivali West, launching one of the suburb’s most significant luxury residential transformations along the fast-evolving SV Road corridor.
The project carries a Gross Development Value (GDV) of approximately ₹750 crore and will offer a mix of 2, 3, and 4-bedroom premium residences, aimed at both end-users and long-term investors.

With its scale, location, and positioning in the luxury category, the project is expected to set a new benchmark for redevelopment-led residential upgrades in Borivali.

“Major Step in Our Redevelopment Portfolio” — Aakash Patel

Aakash Patel, Managing Director, Atul Projects, said:

“This partnership marks a major step in our redevelopment portfolio. Borivali West has all the fundamentals of a high-growth residential market—connectivity, lifestyle infrastructure, and sustained buyer demand.

With this project, we aim to deliver well-designed luxury homes that raise the bar for living standards while creating long-term value for both homeowners and investors.”

Premium Homes in an Established Lifestyle District

The project’s strategic location along SV Road places it within one of the western suburbs’ most active transit, retail, and social infrastructure zones, offering seamless connectivity across Mumbai.

Key Residential Features Include:

  • 2, 3 and 4 BHK homes
  • Carpet areas ranging from 800 sq.ft to 1600 sq.ft
  • Modern amenities and premium lifestyle infrastructure
  • Targeted at upper-middle to luxury homebuyers

The redevelopment will enhance the urban fabric of Borivali West, bringing high-end housing options to a micro-market dominated by older societies and limited supply of large-format apartments.

Strengthening Atul Projects’ MMR Presence

This development adds momentum to Atul Projects’ expanding premium residential portfolio across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). The company continues to deepen its presence in established neighbourhoods while leveraging redevelopment opportunities to create future-ready urban living spaces.

The Borivali West project represents a strong addition to its strategic pipeline in high-demand growth corridors.

Also Read: MHADA Floats Tender Worth ₹142 Crore For Redevelopment of This Mumbai Project

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