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JLL Sees Mumbai Coast as Luxury Housing Corridor
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JLL Sees Mumbai Coast as Luxury Housing Corridor

Mumbai’s coastal and creek-facing western suburbs are emerging as the city’s next luxury residential growth corridor, according to JLL. Improved infrastructure, demand for larger homes and growing interest in waterfront living are driving renewed attention towards these micro-markets.

JLL said Mumbai’s luxury housing market has continued to expand despite limited supply, supported by strong demand for premium residences. While established locations such as Worli, Bandra and Juhu remain key luxury hubs, emerging locations such as Malad, Borivali and the extended western corridor are gaining traction among buyers seeking larger homes, better views and improved connectivity.

The report noted that nearly 75-80 coastline projects are currently under redevelopment, comprising more than 250 units with an estimated gross value of around Rs 6,000 crore. These developments are expected to be launched over the next 8-9 quarters.

Ritesh Mehta, Senior Director, Residential Advisory Services, India, JLL, said Mumbai’s residential market is increasingly being shaped by infrastructure-led urban expansion. He added that improved connectivity is allowing homebuyers to prioritise both lifestyle and accessibility, while encouraging premium residential development in locations earlier constrained by travel time.

The Mumbai Coastal Road has reduced travel time between Worli and Marine Drive from around 35-40 minutes to nearly 10-15 minutes under normal conditions. Further north, the upcoming Versova-Bandra Sea Link is expected to cut travel time between Versova and Bandra from 45-60 minutes to around 10-15 minutes.

With infrastructure improving accessibility and premium development moving northwards, locations beyond Mumbai’s traditional luxury hubs are expected to benefit from the city’s coastal growth story.

Mumbai’s coastal and creek-facing western suburbs are emerging as the city’s next luxury residential growth corridor, according to JLL. Improved infrastructure, demand for larger homes and growing interest in waterfront living are driving renewed attention towards these micro-markets. JLL said Mumbai’s luxury housing market has continued to expand despite limited supply, supported by strong demand for premium residences. While established locations such as Worli, Bandra and Juhu remain key luxury hubs, emerging locations such as Malad, Borivali and the extended western corridor are gaining traction among buyers seeking larger homes, better views and improved connectivity. The report noted that nearly 75-80 coastline projects are currently under redevelopment, comprising more than 250 units with an estimated gross value of around Rs 6,000 crore. These developments are expected to be launched over the next 8-9 quarters. Ritesh Mehta, Senior Director, Residential Advisory Services, India, JLL, said Mumbai’s residential market is increasingly being shaped by infrastructure-led urban expansion. He added that improved connectivity is allowing homebuyers to prioritise both lifestyle and accessibility, while encouraging premium residential development in locations earlier constrained by travel time. The Mumbai Coastal Road has reduced travel time between Worli and Marine Drive from around 35-40 minutes to nearly 10-15 minutes under normal conditions. Further north, the upcoming Versova-Bandra Sea Link is expected to cut travel time between Versova and Bandra from 45-60 minutes to around 10-15 minutes. With infrastructure improving accessibility and premium development moving northwards, locations beyond Mumbai’s traditional luxury hubs are expected to benefit from the city’s coastal growth story.

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