Raheja Park Plaza

3 Bedroom 1630 Sq.Ft. Apartment in Andheri East Mumbai

Listing ID #3142259

I love this place. Andheri East is ideally suited for the Mumbai hustle as it gives the city its actual commercial pulse. All within minutes, the local train station. Metro Line 1, Western Express Highway and foreign airport make up an unbeatable transport network. For my job in the adjacent MIDC/SEEPZ region, which is rather vital. Opportunities abound in the neighbourhood good social infrastructure including excellent hospitals and schools means all I need is always nearby. Contributing to the impression of security are mostly well-lit and kept roads. The one thing that absolutely has to be fixed is the ongoing absence of planned parking spaces, which causes needlessly stressful vehicle ownership here.

I suggest Andheri East to customers. Close to SEEPZ, it is a significant residential and commercial centre. Connectivity is great with Western Express Highway and airport. Constant metro initiatives, Line 7A to the airport among others, are fostering connections. Daily simplicity comes from major malls, hospitals, and excellent schools. High rental demand is kept by strong office demand from corporate campuses and SEZs. Standard rental yields range from three to four and a half percent. Though they vary by neighborhood, prices per square foot typically reach the mid twenty thousand. Modern amenities and resale prospects abound in new residential developments. One aspect to work on is better arranged low-cost housing. I Support It as a Savvy Purchase.

I believe Andheri East is one of the best-connected neighbourhoods in Mumbai. The railway station is nearby from the place, while the Metro Line 1 is also accessible from here. The best part is that you get access to the Central, Western, and Harbour railway networks as well. I work in the SEEPZ, and it is easily accessible from here as well. The BKC is also well-connected to the place, where my spouse works. Andheri East is slightly more affordable than the western part of the neighbourhood, which I feel is a big plus point. Parking slots are rarely available in the locality, and this is a key issue that needs to be highlighted.

I personally find Andheri East to be the best-connected neighbourhood of Mumbai. Living here for so many years has been a great experience for my entire family. There are quite a few well-known residential societies here, while the people are so friendly and well-behaved. You have the JVLR, Western Express Highway, Andheri-Kurla Road, and even the Metro Line 1 and access to Line 7. Then there’s the Andheri railway station as well. You’ll find it so easy to access the airport, the MIDC, SEEPZ, and even the BKC. Social amenities are readily available as well. What’s not to like? The only issue here is waterlogging during the monsoons and the absence of adequate greenery in some stretches.

I start my day with client meetings in Andheri East and enjoy the vibe and ease of the area. SEEPZ, MIDC and various office parks make it a robust jobs centre and enhance rental demand. The connectivity is great with the Western Express Highway, JVLR, and Mumbai Metro interchanges. Recent metro additions and future lines planned hold out the promise of improved mobility and quicker city connectivity. There are quite a few new residential launches and branded developments, so customers have new-age amenities and options. Green oases are scarce, but civic parks and tree-lined avenues provide relief and shade. My recommendation is Andheri East for working professionals who want work-life balance and investment opportunities. Two areas for improvement are traffic congestion in heavy traffic and intermittent drainage and road maintenance.

What’s not to like? I have been staying here for many years now. Andheri East is a very nice locality, and my family is one of the earliest people to be here. We are now here for three generations, even though that’s hard to believe! I love the connectivity to the airport, which is a non-negotiable factor for someone like me. I can reach the airport in about 17-18 minutes from my home, no matter when I travel. So, that’s a big plus point, not to mention the easy access to the Versova Beach. I love driving down there (takes hardly 14-15 minutes) and watching the sunrise or sunset. In fact, it has been my favourite pastime for many years now. All other infra and amenities are at par with most premium Mumbai localities, and property prices have appreciated tremendously.

Coming to Andheri East was one of our smartest moves, mainly due to its unrivaled location close to the airport and its phenomenal commercial development with centers like MIDC and SEEPZ providing such abundant job opportunities. The connectivity is fantastic; with the Andheri Railway Station, Metro, and the Western Express Highway within reach, traveling throughout Mumbai is quite convenient, and we like it more because it is also more affordable than Andheri West. Social infrastructure is complete with good schools and hospitals, and the neat street makes it safe, even late at night. Nevertheless, we would really appreciate immediate action on the issue of insufficient parking space, a perennial headache for car owners here.

Living in Andheri East is a lively and well linked experience. I enjoy the convenient proximity to Andheri Railway Station, Metro, and Western Express Highway. The area has top class schools like Bombay Cambridge International and Podar International, along with hospitals like Seven Hills and Wockhardt in the vicinity. Shopping at Phoenix Marketcity or Infinity Mall, and eating out at neighborhood restaurants, is easy. Parks such as Nana Nani Park provide a green look to the locality. Traffic on Western Express Highway during rush hours and waterlogging in case of rains remain areas for improvement. As a whole, Andheri East is ideal for those who wish for a vibrant, convenient, and contemporary lifestyle in Mumbai.

Positives: Dwelling in Andheri East was indeed a fulfilling experience. The area is well-serviced through the Western Express Highway and the Andheri Railway Station, which made commutation easy. Being close to the international airport was a big plus, particularly for those traveling frequently. The area had a range of shopping malls, restaurants, and entertainment venues, which provided a lively life. The fact that there existed top-notch educational institutions and medical facilities further enhanced the attraction. Nevertheless, I think that there is scope for improvement in the upkeep of green spaces and the improvement of waste disposal systems to further improve the quality of life in the area.

Positives: I stay in Andheri East and I personally love residing in such a well-connected and happening area of Mumbai. My apartment is near the metro, railway station, and main highways, making commuting extremely convenient. The location has good schools, hospitals, malls, and local marketplaces, so all I need is within reach. New apartments have all modern amenities, and there are parks and open areas that make living easy for families. The neighborhood is safe and lively. To make it even more livable, improved traffic management within rush hours and wider and more pedestrian-friendly sidewalks would be a good touch. Overall, this is an easy and fulfilling place to live in.

One of the best societies of Mumbai, great place to live!!!

Positives: Strategically positioned on the Western Express Highway, it has smooth connectivity through metro, rail, and road. With business centers such as SEEPZ and MIDC, it becomes a hub for professionals. With malls like Infiniti and Phoenix Market city, along with world class schools and hospitals, residents have a well balanced lifestyle. Befitting its status as one of the most sought after properties among buyers and investors Negatives: Traffic jams during rush hour are a routine affair, particularly around key junctions. Secondly, the monsoons tend to cause waterlogging in some low lying areas, creating temporary discomforts. The overall infrastructure and facilities make Andheri East a popular destination for both residential and commercial needs.

Positives: I came to Andheri East on a job transfer, and I own a house here. I have good connectivity here. It has metro connectivity, buses, Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road, Andheri-Kurla Road and the Western Express Highway. SEEPZ, MIDC and a lot of corporate offices are nearby, so job opportunities are close. Good hospitals, colleges, supermarkets and an active food culture provide daily convenience, and housing options vary from old buildings to new towers. Negatives: Two drawbacks I experience are congested traffic during rush hour and waterlogging during the monsoon due to poor drainage. Parking may be congested, either, but basic amenities are dependable. I feel secure, neighbours are friendly and rental conditions sustain property prices. I am happy, and I suggest Andheri East to professionals and working families who desire city access with amenities.

Positives: The locality is home to several fantastic real estate projects. Prices have gone up, and it is slowly becoming a premium area of Mumbai. IT parks, MIDC, Chakala, SEEPZ- everything is quite accessible, and there is also the railway station nearby. The Mumbai airport is also not too far, and the Metro Line 1 is another benefit of staying here. Lots of social amenities are available here, and it is a family-friendly neighborhood. Negatives: Green cover has come down in some pockets due to construction activity. This needs to be looked into.

Positives: I can wholeheartedly say Andheri East is the best place for the new-age Mumbaikar. The connectivity is unmatched; to have the Metro Line 1 and the Western Express Highway on my doorstep means my daily commute is made easy, and reaching the airport is a mere drive away. It's really the city's business center—being situated so near big IT parks and MNC offices gives tremendous rental value and a nice, professional ambiance. Aside from investment worth, the sheer convenience of residing here is great. The vibe of the area is amazing! Negatives: If I were to choose one small negative, it's that the traffic jam, particularly around the highway, can get annoying at times, but hello, that's Mumbai life.