Hiranandani Group Projects

Hiranandani Group projects in Oshiwara, Mumbai

Hiranandani in Oshiwara: A Township Builder Enters the High-Rise Redevelopment Belt

Hiranandani Group's presence in Oshiwara, Andheri West, marks a deliberate step beyond the group's foundational township model. Established in 1978, Hiranandani Group is one of the most prestigious real estate developers based in Mumbai. For most of those four-plus decades, the group's signature was large, self-contained communities: Hiranandani Gardens Powai — the project that permanently changed what luxury residential meant in the city — arrived in a part of Mumbai considered peripheral and made it aspirational. Powai was followed by Hiranandani Estate in Thane and Fortune City in Panvel. Oshiwara represents a different kind of move entirely.

As Hiranandani — known primarily for large-scale township developments — looks to diversify its portfolio, the group has created a dedicated vertical to handle non-township work. Under its Eleva brand, Hiranandani is acting as consultant developer for the Vista project in Oshiwara, Andheri West, with a saleable area of around 28,000 square metres (approximately 300,000 square feet). The Eleva brand itself is defined by what it contributes to collaborative projects: visionary design solutions, hi-tech construction expertise, and distinct sales and marketing strategies, all underpinned by quality synonymous with Hiranandani standards.

Hiranandani Eleva: The Project in Context

Hiranandani Eleva is a new luxury residential project located in the Oshiwara area of Andheri West, Mumbai, forming part of the larger Hiranandani Vista Residences complex. The Vista Residences complex is developed in collaboration by three groups — ID Group, AVA Group, and Hiranandani Group. Eleva is Hiranandani's specific contribution: the design, construction oversight, and brand assurance layer applied to the project.

The project features a towering 33-floor high-rise. It provides spacious 2 BHK and 3 BHK apartments, with sizes ranging from 766 sq ft to 1,170 sq ft, planned to make the best use of space, bringing in plenty of natural light and fresh air. The complex is located near Link Road, Oshiwara, Andheri West, Mumbai. Nearby landmarks include Goregaon Metro Station at approximately 100 metres, Infiniti Mall at 1.8 km, and Lokhandwala Circle at 2.5 km.

The starting price for a home at Hiranandani Eleva is ₹2.69 crore onwards. The wider Vista Residences complex spans 2.5 acres and encompasses a total of 76 units in the D Tower alone, priced between ₹3.3 crore and ₹5.2 crore, under RERA registration number P51800053625. The RERA possession date is June 2029, with construction at approximately 35% completion as of January 2026.

What Hiranandani Eleva Delivers at the Unit Level

  • Large windows and balconies for excellent ventilation and views.
  • High-quality construction with branded fittings and fixtures.
  • Marble flooring in living, dining, passage, and master bedroom areas, along with 20-plus exclusive lifestyle amenities spanning fitness, health, wellness, leisure, gaming, and recreation.
  • Eight levels of podium parking, which elevates all residential floors well above ground level.
  • A rooftop swimming pool.
  • Across the full Vista Residences complex: three buildings and a total of 300 homes.

Why Oshiwara — and Why Now

Oshiwara sits on New Link Road in Andheri West, positioned between the older residential pockets of Lokhandwala and the commercial density of Goregaon. For much of the 1990s and 2000s it was known chiefly for its film studios and production houses. The past decade has seen it reposition as a mid-to-premium residential address, driven by metro expansion, redevelopment activity, and the sheer scarcity of land on the western suburban corridor.

Average property rates in Oshiwara stand at around ₹35,350 per sq ft, with flat rates having changed by 12.2% in the last year, 15.1% over three years, 63.7% over five years, and 151.6% over ten years. That decade-long trajectory is what institutional and end-user buyers are pricing into forward purchases. The average rental yield in Oshiwara is 9% — a figure that makes the location relevant not just for own-use buyers but for investors seeking income.

Andheri West's real estate market has demonstrated remarkable resilience and growth, recording over 7,000 unit sales in 2023 while developers launched more than 12,000 new residential units between 2022 and 2024. Within that broader market, Oshiwara commands a premium pocket rate distinct from the Andheri West average because of its proximity to the metro and Link Road.

Infrastructure That Changes the Daily Arithmetic

Three infrastructure factors converge specifically around Hiranandani Eleva's address that a buyer should evaluate carefully, not as generic area advantages but as direct impacts on daily convenience and long-term value.

First, metro proximity. Goregaon West Metro Station is within a 2-minute distance of the project. Metro Line 2 will connect Oshiwara on the line running from DN Nagar to Dahisar over Link Road, which further connects to Metro Line 1 running from Versova to Ghatkopar and Metro Line 7 connecting Dahisar to Andheri East Highway. For residents commuting to BKC, Andheri East's SEEPZ zone, or the western corridor toward Borivali, this interchange network substantially reduces dependence on road travel.

Second, the Mumbai Coastal Road. The 8-lane, 29.2-km-long coastal road will ease traffic and enhance the commute, connecting Marine Lines in the south to Kandivali in the north via Andheri and Lokhandwala. Once fully operational, this adds a direct southbound artery that currently forces all western-suburb residents onto the Western Express Highway.

Third, airport access. The Mumbai Airport lies at a distance of 10.6 km from the project — a distance that, via Link Road and the Western Express Highway junction, translates to a predictable commute for frequent flyers based in Andheri West.

The Eleva Model: Hiranandani's Brand Without the Township Land

Understanding what Eleva is matters for a buyer evaluating this project. Despite its foray into redevelopment and collaborative projects, Hiranandani's core strategy remains anchored in township projects. Eleva is the mechanism through which Hiranandani applies its construction standards, design philosophy, and brand accountability to sites where it does not own the underlying land outright — instead contributing expertise and brand value to a joint structure.

This model is consistent with a broader industry movement. Hiranandani joins a growing list of top developers entering the Rs 3 trillion redevelopment opportunity in Mumbai, spurred by new development control regulations, revalued land pricing for older housing societies, and rising real estate prices. For the buyer, the practical effect is that the Hiranandani construction team's oversight and delivery standards govern the product — the same team responsible for Hiranandani Gardens Powai, Hiranandani Estate Thane, and Fortune City Panvel.

Established in 1978, Hiranandani Group has over four decades of expertise and has developed more than 50 million square feet of real estate across India. Led by Dr Niranjan Hiranandani and Surendra Hiranandani, the group has pioneered projects across residential, commercial, education, and healthcare sectors. At Oshiwara, through the Eleva vehicle, that track record is the assurance being extended to buyers of a 33-floor stand-alone tower — a product type quite different from a 250-acre township, but governed by the same construction discipline.

Social Infrastructure Within Reach

The Oshiwara area is known for its social infrastructure, with top schools, hospitals, shopping malls, and entertainment zones all nearby. Vicino Mall (previously known as Mega Mall), with D-Mart and high-end retail and restaurants, is integrated as part of the broader Vista Residences site. RIMS International School is in immediate proximity. Infinity Mall is a mere 4 minutes away for shopping, dining, and entertainment. For healthcare, Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Andheri West is among the closest tertiary care facilities serving the Oshiwara catchment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How well connected is Oshiwara to the rest of Mumbai?+
Oshiwara sits at the intersection of three major road arteries — SV Road, New Link Road, and the Western Express Highway — all within roughly two kilometres of the neighbourhood. Ram Mandir station on the Western Railway suburban line provides rail access to both central and south Mumbai. Metro Line 2A (Yellow Line) added two dedicated stations, Oshiwara and Lower Oshiwara, when Phase II of the line became operational on 19 January 2023, running trains every two and a half minutes during peak hours. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport's Terminal 1 is approximately 8.1 km away, a journey of around 22 minutes by road.
What schools, hospitals, and malls are available near Oshiwara?+
On the education front, JBCN International School, VIBGYOR High School, Ryan Global School, and Oberoi International School are all within the locality or its immediate fringe. For healthcare, Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital and Bellevue Multispeciality Hospital are the anchor facilities serving residents. Retail and leisure are covered by Infiniti Mall — whose Gate B exit opens directly from Lower Oshiwara Metro Station — alongside Citi Mall, Harmony Mall, and Oshiwara Mall, all within a few kilometres.
What types of property are available to buy in Oshiwara?+
Oshiwara's residential market spans studio apartments through to spacious 3 BHK flats, with a growing number of high-rise towers offering configurations from 350 sq ft to over 1,000 sq ft carpet area. The locality also carries a stock of ready-to-move units alongside under-construction projects, giving buyers a choice between immediate possession and new-build pricing. Beyond purely residential use, the area includes commercial office space, making it a mixed-use neighbourhood rather than a single-segment market.
What is the current property price range in Oshiwara, Mumbai?+
Transactional data from April 2025 to March 2026 shows 680 registered sales in Oshiwara at an average of roughly ₹15,600 per sq ft, while active listing prices sit between approximately ₹17,300 and ₹31,750 per sq ft depending on project vintage, floor, and specification. In absolute ticket-size terms, a 1 BHK typically falls in the ₹81 lakh to ₹1.2 crore band, a 2 BHK ranges from around ₹1.45 crore to ₹2.85 crore, and 3 BHK units are priced broadly between ₹3.2 crore and ₹5.45 crore. Property values in the micro-market have appreciated approximately 43 percent over the past five years.
Who is Oshiwara best suited for as a place to buy property?+
The locality draws working professionals employed at the adjoining media and television production hub — Oshiwara is widely recognised as Mumbai's TV and film district, with production houses, HSBC, and Morgan Stanley among the offices in and around the area. Families are well served by the density of international schools and tertiary hospitals within a short commute. Investors looking for rental income find a steady tenant pool given proximity to Andheri's corporate corridors, Nirlon Knowledge Park, NESCO IT Park, and Lotus Corporate Park, all reachable without using a highway.
How has Oshiwara evolved as a residential destination in Mumbai?+
Oshiwara began as an industrial and furniture-trade belt situated between the western edges of Goregaon and Jogeshwari, and its name derives from the Oshiwara River that runs through the area. Over the past decade it has transitioned into a recognised residential micro-market, with Oshiwara recording over 1,000 new unit launches in 2024 alone — one of only a handful of Mumbai localities to cross that threshold in the year. The opening of Metro Line 2A stations within the neighbourhood in January 2023, combined with the MMRDA's planned Oshiwara District Centre development, has accelerated that shift from industrial fringe to sought-after urban address.
Is Oshiwara a good locality for long-term property investment in Mumbai?+
The five-year price appreciation of approximately 43 percent and a 16.7 percent growth trend in the same period point to sustained demand rather than a single-year spike. Infrastructure catalysts still in the pipeline — including a planned flyover connecting Oshiwara to the Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road and the broader Oshiwara District Centre master plan — are expected to further improve internal connectivity and commercial density. The combination of an operational metro, a suburban railway station, three major road corridors, and a growing stock of RERA-registered projects gives buyers a relatively legible risk profile for a western-suburbs address at this price point.
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