DLF Ltd. has returned to the Mumbai market after more than a decade, unveiling the first phase of its luxury residential project, The Westpark, in Oshiwara, Andheri West. The Gurgaon-based developer has opened sales for two of four planned towers, offering 416 three-bedroom apartments ranging from 1,125 to 1,500 square feet and priced between ₹4.5 crore and ₹8 crore. The average base rate is about ₹42,000 per square foot, with select four-bedroom penthouses also on offer. The Westpark is being built on 5.18 acres within a 10-acre slum-rehabilitation scheme, for which DLF has partnered with Trident Realty to clear and rehouse existing residents. The remaining two towers are expected to be launched in the coming weeks. DLF exited Mumbai in 2012 when it sold a 17-acre parcel to Lodha Developers for ₹2,700 crore; its re-entry comes amid brisk demand for high-end housing and a pickup in redevelopment projects across the city. In a separate development, Delhi-based Central Park said it will invest ₹550 crore to develop ‘Selene’, a 353-unit serviced-apartment complex in its Flower Valley township at Sohna near Gurugram. The developer, which has already pre-sold 85% of the inventory, plans to complete the project by 2030, underscoring continued appetite for premium residential formats in the National Capital Region.