Hiranandani House of Hiranandani, a new address in Gorai, Borivali West
3, 4 & 5 BHK · Price on Request
Hiranandani House of Hiranandani Borivali West is a redevelopment carrying the House of Hiranandani name into Gorai, a locality in Borivali West that has largely sat outside the reach of large-format residential projects until now. The development is planned across approximately 3 acres, with a projected Gross Development Value exceeding Rs 3,000 crore, and is designed around 3, 4 and 5 BHK residences.
The promise here is space rather than density: layouts built for families who have outgrown compact apartments, set within a locality already known for its schools, hospitals, and everyday markets, and within reach of Sanjay Gandhi National Park and the Gorai coastline for a slower weekend rhythm.
Each residence is planned with a smart home layer as standard, including digital door locks, app-controlled lighting, smart climate control, and video door phones, extending the same design language that has defined Hiranandani addresses since Powai in the late 1980s into a redevelopment-scale project in the western suburbs.
The timing follows a broader push: House of Hiranandani has committed roughly Rs 12,500 crore toward deepening its presence across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region over the coming two years, of which this Borivali West project forms one part. Gorai's arrival into large-format redevelopment coincides with the advancing Versova-Dahisar-Bhayandar Coastal Road and expanding metro connectivity along the corridor.
For families evaluating a long-term home in Borivali West, this is an early look at a project still in its pre-launch phase, with unit selection and pricing yet to be formally announced.
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3 BHK Spacious 3 BHK residence planned for families seeking comfort and privacy | On request | |
| 4 BHK Larger 4 BHK layout designed for growing families in Gorai | On request | |
| 5 BHK Expansive 5 BHK residence for buyers seeking scale and long-term value | On request |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Borivali West, Mumbai · Gorai · Mumbai
Gorai sits at the coastal edge of Borivali West, a locality long known as one of Mumbai's greener western suburbs, framed by Sanjay Gandhi National Park on one side and Gorai Beach on the other. The neighbourhood carries a settled, established character built around Borivali railway station, the Western Express Highway, and a growing metro network, while still retaining pockets of open, low-density land that are now entering their redevelopment cycle. Borivali West has historically been home to established schools, hospitals, and neighbourhood markets, and Gorai in particular has stayed outside the orbit of large-format, amenity-led residential development until recently.
Hiranandani House of Hiranandani Borivali West occupies a 3-acre parcel within this setting, positioned to draw on both the calm of the coastal corridor and the connectivity of the wider suburb. Residents gain proximity to Borivali station and the Western Express Highway for movement across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, alongside the slower rhythm of a locality shaped by the national park and the sea. The upcoming Versova-Dahisar-Bhayandar Coastal Road extension, which cleared its final regulatory hurdle in January 2026, runs through this corridor and is expected to further open up access along Mumbai's western coastline.
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In January 2026, BMC secured the final Maharashtra Mangrove Cell permit to begin heavy construction on the 26.3 km coastal road extension, set to improve north-south movement along Mumbai's western coastline.
The operational Dahisar-Andheri and Dahisar East-Gundavali metro corridors run through Borivali West, adding a rail-based alternative to road travel across the northern and central suburbs.
A key Western Line terminus, Borivali station anchors suburban commute options for Gorai residents heading toward Churchgate, Bandra, and other Mumbai business districts.
Ongoing widening and junction improvements along the Western Express Highway continue to ease north-south travel between Borivali, Malad, Goregaon, and Andheri.
House of Hiranandani has earmarked roughly Rs 12,500 crore for projects across the MMR over the next two years, part of a wider redevelopment wave reshaping older suburbs like Gorai.
Since 1978, House of Hiranandani has built integrated communities from Powai to Thane and Panvel. That same planning discipline is now being applied to a redevelopment-scale project in Gorai, Borivali West.
Spread across approximately 3 acres, the project brings a large-format, amenity-led residential development to a part of Gorai that has historically seen smaller, standalone buildings.
The project carries a projected Gross Development Value exceeding Rs 3,000 crore, reflecting the scale of Hiranandani's commitment to this stretch of Mumbai's western coastal corridor.
Every residence is planned with digital door locks, app-controlled lighting, smart climate control, and video door phones, built into the base specification rather than offered as an upgrade.
The address is served by Borivali railway station, the Western Express Highway, and Metro Lines 2A and 7, giving residents several ways to move across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
Sanjay Gandhi National Park and Gorai Beach sit close by, giving residents access to green and coastal open space that is increasingly scarce elsewhere in the western suburbs.
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