Easy Payment Plan
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TYPE
Luxury High-Rise
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CONFIG
2 – 4 BHK
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HOMES
About 1,636
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PRICE FROM
Rs 2.2 Cr
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Prestige Bellanza is registered with MahaRERA in two phases. Phase 1 (Wings A, B, C) is P51800045339, registered 29 June 2022 with proposed possession in April 2027.
Phase 2 (Wings D, E, F) is P51800046488, registered 6 August 2022 with proposed possession of October 2027, though some sources show June 2027.
Tower heights, land area and construction status differ across sources and are flagged in this guide.
Prices are indicative, drawn from 2026 listing data, and exclude GST, stamp duty, registration, parking and society charges.
Where a figure could not be verified, this guide says On Request rather than guessing.
Prestige Bellanza is the first residential phase of The Prestige City, the township Prestige Group is building at Yogi Hills in Mulund West, Mumbai.
It sits off Agrawal Road in the Swapna Nagari and Ghati Pada pocket, at the foot of the green ridge that runs into Sanjay Gandhi National Park.
The promoter on both MahaRERA filings is Prestige Mulund Realty Private Limited, a project company of Prestige Estates Projects Ltd.
The development was launched in May 2022, and it marked the Bengaluru developer’s first large residential launch in the Mumbai suburbs.
MahaRERA records list 837 homes in Phase 1 and 799 homes in Phase 2, which puts the full development at roughly 1,636 residences.
Configurations filed with the regulator cover 2 BHK, 3 BHK, duplex and, in Phase 2, garden villa formats.
Marketing material describes the six wings as towers of ground plus 54 storeys, while the RERA filings show buildings of up to 65 floors.
The gap is explained by basement and podium levels. One source lists the stack as one basement, ground, seven podium levels and 54 residential floors.
Our team reviewed both MahaRERA registrations, the developer’s own investor disclosures and current listing data before writing this guide.
What follows is an independent assessment of Prestige Bellanza rather than a brochure summary. Where sources disagree, we say so plainly.
For the township-level picture, read our separate guide to The Prestige City Mulund, which covers the wider master plan.
This page stays focused on Prestige Bellanza alone, meaning its wings, its unit sizes, its pricing, its registrations and its possession dates.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Project | Prestige Bellanza |
| Township | The Prestige City Mulund |
| Developer | Prestige Estates Projects Ltd |
| Promoter | Prestige Mulund Realty Pvt Ltd |
| Address | Off Agrawal Road, Mulund West 400080 |
| Launch | May 2022 |
| Phase 1 | Wings A, B, C – 837 homes |
| Phase 2 | Wings D, E, F – 799 homes |
| Height | G plus 54 storeys (marketing) |
| Config | 2 BHK, 3 BHK, 4 BHK duplex |
| Price from | About Rs 2.2 Cr |
| RERA | P51800045339 and P51800046488 |
| Possession | Apr 2027 and Oct 2027 |
Mulund is the last suburb on the Central Railway main line before the city limit gives way to Thane.
That edge position is the core of the Prestige Bellanza location case. It works for households split between Mumbai and Thane workplaces.
Yogi Hills itself is the elevated western fringe of Mulund West, a mix of older housing societies, newer towers and a protected green backdrop.
The neighbourhood is established rather than emerging, so schools, hospitals and markets already exist instead of being promised.
Approximate coordinates for the site are 19.18 N and 72.94 E, which places it about 2.2 km in a straight line from Mulund railway station.
The nearest upcoming metro station is Mulund Fire Station on Metro Line 4, roughly 0.9 to 1 km from the site in a straight line.
Line 4 runs from Wadala to Kasarvadavali in Thane. As of late 2026 it was still in trials, with the first section targeted for December 2026.
The Goregaon-Mulund Link Road corridor passes roughly 1.5 km from Prestige Bellanza, and it is the single most important future road for this address.
Once complete, the link road is planned to cut the east-west crossing to Goregaon and the Western Express Highway substantially.
Track the corridor on the MMRDA official website, which publishes progress on both Metro Line 4 and regional road projects.
| Destination | Distance | Drive time |
|---|---|---|
| Mulund Fire Station Metro (Line 4) | About 1 km | 5 min |
| NES International School | About 0.4 to 0.5 km | 2 to 3 min |
| Vertex Hospital | About 0.5 km | 2 to 3 min |
| R Mall Mulund | About 1.4 to 2 km | 8 to 10 min |
| Goregaon-Mulund Link Road | About 1.5 km | 5 to 8 min |
| Mulund Railway Station | About 2.2 km | 10 min |
| Thane Railway Station | About 6 to 7 km | 20 to 25 min |
| Mumbai Airport (CSMIA) | About 18 km | 40 to 60 min |
Distances above are straight-line or listing figures. Drive times are our estimates for off-peak traffic and will stretch at peak hours.
Rail is the workhorse. Mulund station puts Ghatkopar, Kurla, Dadar and CSMT on the Central line, but peak trains are severely crowded.
A morning drive to BKC usually runs 50 to 75 minutes via LBS Marg or the Eastern Express Highway, depending on the day.
Powai and the Kanjurmarg office belt are closer, typically 25 to 40 minutes, which makes this address practical for tech and finance staff there.
Thane’s Wagle Estate and Ghodbunder office clusters are 20 to 35 minutes away, and that is where Mulund wins over most of the suburbs.
LBS Marg is the weak link. It is congested at Mulund Check Naka and through Bhandup during both rush windows.
Western suburb commutes are the hardest today. Andheri and Goregaon can take well over an hour until the link road opens fully.
Our assessment is that Prestige Bellanza suits commuters to Powai, Thane and the central line, and suits western suburb commuters only after 2028.
NES International School is a short walk away, and several CBSE, ICSE and state board schools sit within a 2 km radius.
Vertex Hospital and Apex Hospital are within walking distance, while Fortis Hospital Mulund is a short drive on LBS Marg.
R Mall, Nirmal Lifestyle and the Marathon Max retail strip cover malls, multiplexes and supermarkets within a 10-minute drive.
Mulund West has a dense market economy, with vegetable markets, banks, ATMs and restaurants along the station road and LBS Marg.
Kalidas Natyamandir and the Mulund sports complex give the suburb a cultural life that newer Thane addresses do not yet match.
The ridge behind Yogi Hills keeps air quality and evening temperatures noticeably better than at the LBS Marg frontage.
Mulund has historically been a Gujarati, Marathi and Kutchi family suburb, and that community base still shapes demand today.
Buyers are largely upgrading local families, Thane-Mumbai dual-income couples and Powai professionals who want a quieter base.
NRI demand is steady, often from families with roots in the central suburbs who want a branded asset near relatives.
The area is considered safe for families, with active housing societies, police presence and well-lit main roads.
Supply in Mulund West is moderate. The bigger launches are concentrated in large township parcels rather than scattered single towers.
That makes Prestige Bellanza and its sibling phase, Prestige Forest Hills Mulund, two of the largest live offerings in the suburb.
Prestige Bellanza is organised as two MahaRERA phases, each covering three wings that share podium levels and amenity decks.
Phase 1 covers Wings A, B and C with 837 registered homes and a proposed possession date of April 2027.
Phase 2 covers Wings D, E and F with 799 registered homes. The aggregated filing data shows October 2027, while older listings showed June 2027.
The developer’s Q1 FY24 investor presentation lists Bellanza Phase I at about 1.70 million sq ft and Phase II at about 1.69 million sq ft of developable area.
The same disclosure showed completion targets of FY27 for Phase I and FY28 for Phase II, which aligns broadly with the RERA dates.
It also listed an expected selling price of about Rs 23,000 per sq ft of carpet area for Bellanza and Siesta combined at that time.
Land area for Prestige Bellanza alone is reported as 7 acres by two portals and 3.5 acres by another, so we mark it On Request.
The full township is reported at anywhere from 30 to 36 acres depending on the source, which is a variance worth asking about.
MahaRERA carpet areas for Phase 1 run from 703 to 759 sq ft for 2 BHK, 815 to 1,063 sq ft for 3 BHK and 1,596 to 1,642 sq ft for duplexes.
Phase 2 carpet areas run from 735 to 763 sq ft for 2 BHK, 815 to 1,031 sq ft for 3 BHK and 1,355 to 1,633 sq ft for duplexes.
Phase 2 also files garden villa formats of about 1,513 to 3,627 sq ft, which are podium-level homes with private outdoor space.
Sales listings often quote larger figures, such as 781 to 842 sq ft for 2 BHK and 1,455 to 1,722 sq ft for 4 BHK duplexes.
Those larger numbers usually include deck or balcony area. Always compare homes on the RERA carpet figure in your agreement.
A 2.5 BHK format of about 887 sq ft appears on some listings. The extra half-room works as a study or a small guest room.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Structure | RCC frame high-rise |
| Wings | A to F across two phases |
| Levels | B plus G plus 7 podiums plus 54 (reported) |
| Homes per floor | About 6 per wing (reported) |
| Lifts | About 6 per wing plus service (reported) |
| Staircases | 2 per wing (reported) |
| Flooring | Vitrified tiles in living and bedrooms |
| Wet areas | Anti-skid tiles in toilets and decks |
| Kitchen | Granite platform with steel sink |
| Electrical | Concealed copper wiring, modular switches |
| Windows | Powder-coated aluminium |
| Parking | Basement and podium |
| Power backup | Common areas and lifts |
| Config | RERA carpet | Indicative price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 BHK | 703 to 763 sq ft | Rs 2.2 to 2.5 Cr |
| 2.5 BHK | About 887 sq ft (listing) | About Rs 3.0 Cr |
| 3 BHK | 815 to 1,063 sq ft | Rs 2.75 to 3.35 Cr |
| 4 BHK duplex | 1,355 to 1,642 sq ft | Rs 4.6 to 5.5 Cr |
| Garden villa (Ph 2) | 1,513 to 3,627 sq ft | On Request |
| Effective rate | Carpet basis | About Rs 27,000 to 31,000 psf |
Prices in the table combine 2026 listing data from several sources and should be read as indicative bands, not a price sheet.
Phase 1 was registered on 29 June 2022 under P51800045339 and Phase 2 on 6 August 2022 under P51800046488.
Proposed possession is April 2027 for Phase 1 and October 2027 for Phase 2, per MahaRERA data mirrored in late 2026.
Construction status reporting is inconsistent. One portal calls the project ready to move, while mirrored progress data still shows early-stage percentages.
Neither extreme fits a G plus 54 build launched in 2022, so ask for the latest quarterly progress report and photographs per wing.
The RERA page also discloses legacy litigation on the land, including Bombay High Court suits from 2005, 2009 and 2011 linked to earlier owners.
Read those disclosures on the MahaRERA portal and have your lawyer confirm their status before booking.
The land is freehold residential, and title documents should come with the agreement for sale as standard.
The May 2022 launch pricing opened at about Rs 1.59 crore and ran to about Rs 2.01 crore for the 2, 2.5 and 3 BHK homes.
By 2026 the 2 BHK homes at Prestige Bellanza are quoted between about Rs 2.12 crore and Rs 2.52 crore depending on wing and floor.
3 BHK homes are quoted from about Rs 2.75 crore to Rs 3.35 crore, and 4 BHK duplexes from about Rs 4.64 crore to Rs 5.51 crore.
One Phase 2 listing shows a 2,100 sq ft 4 BHK at about Rs 6.59 crore, which marks the upper end of current asking prices.
Project-level asking rates averaged about Rs 27,400 per sq ft in September 2026, up from about Rs 27,050 in March 2026.
Mulund West apartment asking rates averaged about Rs 29,150 to Rs 29,200 per sq ft through mid-2026 on the same dataset.
Another portal places Mulund West lower, at Rs 18,000 to Rs 26,000 per sq ft, because it blends older resale stock.
Against those benchmarks, Prestige Bellanza prices at the upper middle of the suburb, which fits a branded new-build.
Read our Mahindra Bhandup project analysis if you want a cheaper central-suburb entry point one station closer to the city.
GST at five percent applies to under-construction homes without input tax credit. On a Rs 2.3 crore home that is about Rs 11.5 lakh.
If a wing receives its occupation certificate before you buy, GST falls away on that unit, which is worth asking about.
Maharashtra stamp duty in Mumbai is six percent, including the one percent metro cess, so a Rs 2.3 crore home attracts about Rs 13.8 lakh.
Registration adds one percent, capped at Rs 30,000, and women buyers may qualify for a one percent stamp duty concession.
Check current rates on the Maharashtra IGR website before you budget, as cess rules change.
Car parking, society formation, legal charges and advance maintenance usually add another one to three percent.
Our working estimate is a realistic all-in uplift of about thirteen to fifteen percent over the headline price at Prestige Bellanza.
| Cost line | On a Rs 2.3 Cr home | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Headline price | Rs 2,30,00,000 | Agreement value |
| GST at 5 pct | About Rs 11,50,000 | Under construction only |
| Stamp duty at 6 pct | About Rs 13,80,000 | Includes 1 pct metro cess |
| Registration | Rs 30,000 | 1 pct capped |
| Parking and society | On Request | Ask for cost sheet |
| Advance maintenance | About Rs 1 to 2 lakh | 12 to 24 months typical |
| Realistic all-in | About Rs 2.6 to 2.65 Cr | 13 to 15 pct uplift |
A construction-linked plan is the standard structure reported for Prestige Bellanza, and it protects buyers better than front-loaded plans.
One listing describes a 20 percent booking, 50 percent during construction and 30 percent at handover structure, which we could not verify.
Minimum down payment is quoted at about Rs 36 lakh inclusive of taxes on entry units by one channel partner.
SBI holds the RERA escrow, and HDFC, ICICI, Axis and Kotak are reported as approving lenders for the project.
Loan-to-value of 75 to 80 percent is the normal regulatory cap on homes above Rs 75 lakh, subject to income eligibility.
NRI buyers should route payments through NRE or NRO accounts and keep the bank certificates for future repatriation.
The amenity story at Prestige Bellanza is vertical. It rests on a five-level clubhouse and an elevated deck of about 1.8 acres.
That deck sits above the podium parking levels, so the gardens, courts and pools are car-free and protected from road noise.
Listings count between 30 and 40 plus amenities, and the exact count depends on whether township facilities are included.
The headline features are an infinity pool, a kids pool, a sky gym, a sky cafe, squash and basketball courts and an open-air amphitheatre.
| Fitness | Sport | Leisure | Family |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sky gym | Squash court | Infinity pool | Kids pool |
| Cardio studio | Basketball court | Sky cafe | Kids play area |
| Yoga zone | Football court | Amphitheatre | Library |
| Jogging track | Badminton court | Banquet hall | Sand pit |
| Cycling track | Indoor games | Spa and jacuzzi | Party lawn |
| Open gym | Table tennis | Landscaped gardens | Senior seating |
The gym, the main pool and the jogging track will carry daily traffic, because they are the habits residents already have.
The kids pool and play areas will be busy from day one, since young families are a large share of Mulund buyers.
The squash and badminton courts are the sleeper assets. Indoor courts are scarce in Mumbai and are booked heavily in most towers.
The library and amphitheatre will see occasional use, mostly for festivals, society events and children’s activities.
The sky cafe depends entirely on an operator. If the association cannot sustain a vendor, it becomes an empty room.
With roughly 1,636 homes sharing one clubhouse, peak-hour crowding at the pool and gym is a realistic concern to raise.
Listings quote maintenance of about Rs 7,800 to Rs 8,400 a month for 2 BHK homes at Prestige Bellanza.
Larger 4 BHK duplexes are quoted at about Rs 14,500 to Rs 17,200 a month, which implies roughly Rs 10 per sq ft of carpet.
High-rise lifts, podium waterproofing and a five-level clubhouse are expensive to run, so expect annual increases.
Ask for both the developer-managed rate and the projected association rate after handover, because the two often differ.
Mulund West 2 BHK rents average about Rs 45,000 to Rs 56,000 a month, and 3 BHK rents about Rs 55,000 to Rs 84,000.
A Rs 2.3 crore 2 BHK at Prestige Bellanza renting at Rs 55,000 delivers roughly 2.9 percent gross yield before costs.
After maintenance and property tax, the net figure drops to about 2.3 to 2.5 percent, which is typical for new Mumbai stock.
3 BHK and duplex homes yield less, as premium formats always do, and they are bought for space rather than income.
Where the investment case for Prestige Bellanza actually rests is capital growth, scarcity of branded supply and future connectivity.
Launch buyers from 2022 have seen asking prices move from about Rs 1.59 crore to about Rs 2.2 crore for the entry homes.
That is roughly 35 to 40 percent over four years on asking data, though realised resale prices may be lower.
| Metric | Prestige Bellanza | Mulund West benchmark |
|---|---|---|
| Asking rate | About Rs 27,400 psf | About Rs 29,150 psf |
| 1 yr rate change | About 1 to 2 pct | About 1.6 to 5.9 pct |
| Gross yield (2 BHK) | About 2.6 to 2.9 pct | About 2.5 to 3 pct |
| Net yield | About 2.3 to 2.5 pct | About 2 to 2.5 pct |
| 2 BHK rent | Rs 50,000 to 56,000 | Rs 45,000 to 56,000 |
| 3 BHK rent | Rs 65,000 to 85,000 | Rs 55,000 to 84,000 |
| Maintenance | About Rs 10 psf | Rs 4 to 8 psf |
| Resale liquidity | Medium to high | Medium |
Metro Line 4 and the Goregaon-Mulund Link Road are the two catalysts that could move Mulund West rates over the next five years.
Branded large-format supply is also rare in the suburb, which supports resale demand once the wings are delivered.
The township around it will keep adding phases, including Forest Hills and Siesta, which improves the address over time.
Supply from the same township is the biggest risk. Forest Hills launched in 2024 and 2025 will compete directly with Bellanza resales.
Rate growth flattened through 2026, with project asking rates almost unchanged between June and September 2026.
Possession slippage is possible on G plus 54 towers, and any delay pushes back rental income and resale exits.
The developer is large, listed and well capitalised, which lowers completion risk compared with smaller Mumbai builders.
Yogi Hills is a quieter, greener pocket of Mulund West, backed by the national park ridge rather than an arterial road.
Schools and hospitals are a short walk away, which matters greatly to families with children or elderly parents.
The 1.8-acre elevated deck and five-level clubhouse give amenities that single-tower Mulund projects simply cannot offer.
Metro Line 4 within about 1 km and the link road within about 1.5 km give the address real infrastructure upside.
Duplex and garden villa formats offer large-home options rarely found at this ticket size in the central suburbs.
Carpet areas are compact. A 703 sq ft 2 BHK is tight for a Rs 2.2 crore ticket, even by Mumbai standards.
Density is high, with roughly 1,636 homes across six tall wings sharing one amenity core.
One portal notes that facing towers reduce privacy and light for some garden-facing and lower-floor units.
Construction status data is inconsistent across sources, which makes possession dates harder to trust without site evidence.
Legacy litigation on the land is disclosed on MahaRERA and needs a proper legal read before booking.
Maintenance near Rs 10 per sq ft is high, and the Yogi Hills approach roads are narrow at peak times.
Based on our analysis, Prestige Bellanza suits Thane and Powai commuters, local upgrading families and long-horizon owner-occupiers.
It does not suit yield-focused investors, and it does not suit daily commuters to Andheri or Goregaon before the link road opens.
We score Prestige Bellanza 7.5 out of 10 on overall proposition and 5 out of 10 on risk, where 10 is the highest risk.
The central suburbs now offer several credible branded projects at different price points, so the real question is fit.
We compared Prestige Bellanza with its sibling phase and two Mahindra projects on the LBS Marg corridor.
| Criteria | Bellanza | Forest Hills | Rainforest | Mhd Bhandup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Location | Yogi Hills Mulund W | Mulund W township | Kanjurmarg LBS | Bhandup W |
| Config | 2 to 4 BHK | 2 to 4 BHK | 2 to 3.5 BHK | 1 to 3 BHK |
| Carpet | 703 to 1,642 sq ft | 750 to 1,722 sq ft | 661 to 1,300 sq ft | 480 to 1,300 sq ft |
| Price from | About Rs 2.2 Cr | About Rs 3.17 Cr | On Request | About Rs 1.30 Cr |
| Land | 7 acres (reported) | Part of township | 25.47 acres | 5 acres |
| Possession | 2027 | 2027 to 2029 | Dec 2029 | On Request |
| Metro | Line 4 about 1 km | Line 4 nearby | Line 4 on LBS | Line 4 on LBS |
| Best for | Earlier handover | Bigger homes | Large township | Budget entry |
Against Prestige Forest Hills in the same township, Bellanza is cheaper to enter and closer to handover, while Forest Hills offers larger homes.
Against Mahindra Rainforest at Kanjurmarg, Prestige Bellanza delivers about two years earlier but offers a less central location.
Our Mahindra Rainforest price breakdown is useful if you want to compare all-in costs between the two corridors.
For buyers whose budget stretches toward Thane, our Prestige Thane analysis covers the developer’s newer Kolshet Road parcel.
Buyers weighing a premium city address instead can read our guides to Lodha Vero at Matunga and Adani Ghatkopar.
Other Prestige Mumbai options we cover include Prestige Borivali West and Prestige Daffodils at Pali Hill.
For ready-to-move stock in the western suburbs, compare Mahindra Vivante at Andheri East, which trades a smaller project for immediate possession.
Prestige Bellanza works best for professionals whose offices sit in Powai, Thane, Airoli or along the central line.
Their commutes stay under 40 minutes on most days, and Metro Line 4 should improve the Thane and Ghatkopar trips further.
NRI buyers get a listed developer, an escrow-backed RERA account and a suburb with steady rental demand.
The compact 2 BHK homes rent fastest, which keeps vacancy low for owners who manage from abroad through an agent.
Families gain most from Prestige Bellanza, with schools and hospitals within walking distance and car-free deck play areas.
The 3 BHK and duplex formats suit multi-generational households common among long-time Mulund residents.
Investors should expect yield below three percent and treat Prestige Bellanza as a capital growth asset tied to infrastructure.
An investor with a five to seven year horizon and no leverage stress is the right profile. A short-term flipper is not.
Retirees will value the green ridge, quiet evenings and nearby hospitals, though high-floor living needs reliable lifts and backup power.
First-time buyers face a high entry ticket, and they may find better value in Bhandup or Thane before stretching to Prestige Bellanza.
Mumbai residential sales stayed strong through 2025 and 2026, led by larger branded developers taking share from smaller builders.
The Reserve Bank’s rate cuts in 2025 lowered home loan rates, which supported affordability at the Rs 2 to 3 crore band.
In Mulund West, asking rates rose from about Rs 28,700 per sq ft in December 2025 to about Rs 29,200 by September 2026.
That is modest growth, and it signals a market pricing in infrastructure rather than racing ahead of it.
Rents rose faster than prices, with one dataset reporting about 12.5 percent annual rental growth in the LBS Marg belt.
New supply is concentrated in large parcels, with The Prestige City and the Kanjurmarg and Bhandup townships leading launches.
Commercial growth in Thane and Powai continues to add employment within a 30-minute radius of Prestige Bellanza.
Our verdict for the next twenty-four months is that Mulund West rates rise slowly, in the low to mid single digits per year.
The opening of Metro Line 4 sections and delivery of the first Bellanza wings are the two events most likely to lift sentiment.
Township supply from Forest Hills will cap sharp gains, so patient buyers may find negotiable inventory through 2027.
Book a site visit through the official Prestige Bellanza project page, which lists the sales office and callback forms.
Visit on a weekday at peak hour so you can time the drive to Mulund station and LBS Marg yourself.
At Prestige Bellanza, ask to see the specific wing you are buying in, its current slab level and the latest progress photographs.
Request a dated, itemised cost sheet covering base price, floor rise, parking, GST, stamp duty and society charges.
Keep PAN, Aadhaar, address proof, six months of bank statements, salary slips and two years of tax returns ready for the loan file.
A typical booking to agreement timeline in Mumbai runs three to six weeks, depending on loan sanction and registration slots.
Background on the developer is on the Prestige Group Wikipedia page, including its 1986 founding by Razack Sattar.
Sources cite between about 270 and 300 plus completed Prestige projects, and delivered area figures vary widely depending on what is counted.
Prestige Bellanza is the first residential phase of The Prestige City at Yogi Hills, Mulund West, Mumbai. It is developed by Prestige Mulund Realty Private Limited, a Prestige Group company.
MahaRERA lists 837 homes in Phase 1 and 799 homes in Phase 2 across six wings, A to F.
Configurations include 2 BHK, 3 BHK, 4 BHK duplexes and, in Phase 2, garden villas, with tall towers marketed at ground plus 54 storeys.
2026 listing data shows 2 BHK homes at about Rs 2.12 crore to Rs 2.52 crore and 3 BHK homes at about Rs 2.75 crore to Rs 3.35 crore.
4 BHK duplexes are quoted at about Rs 4.64 crore to Rs 5.51 crore, with one large Phase 2 unit near Rs 6.59 crore.
Prices exclude GST, stamp duty, registration and parking, so budget roughly thirteen to fifteen percent extra for the all-in cost.
There are two registrations. Phase 1, Wings A, B and C, is registered under MahaRERA P51800045339, dated 29 June 2022.
Phase 2, Wings D, E and F, is registered under P51800046488, dated 6 August 2022. Both list Prestige Mulund Realty Private Limited as promoter.
Check the wing you are buying in on the MahaRERA portal and confirm the number printed on your agreement matches it.
MahaRERA data shows proposed possession of April 2027 for Phase 1 and October 2027 for Phase 2, with some older listings showing June 2027 for Phase 2.
The developer’s 2023 investor disclosures targeted FY27 and FY28 completion for the two phases.
Status reports conflict, so ask for the latest quarterly progress report and photographs of your wing before relying on any date.
MahaRERA filings show 2 BHK homes of about 703 to 763 sq ft, 3 BHK homes of about 815 to 1,063 sq ft and duplexes of about 1,355 to 1,642 sq ft.
Phase 2 also lists garden villas of about 1,513 to 3,627 sq ft.
Listings often quote larger figures that include decks, so always compare on the RERA carpet figure in your agreement.
It sits off Agrawal Road in the Swapna Nagari and Ghati Pada area of Yogi Hills, Mulund West, Mumbai 400080.
The site is about 1 km from the upcoming Mulund Fire Station stop on Metro Line 4.
It is about 1.5 km from the Goregaon-Mulund Link Road corridor and about 2.2 km from Mulund railway station. NES International School and Vertex Hospital are within walking distance.
Mumbai stamp duty is six percent of agreement value, including the one percent metro cess, and registration is one percent capped at Rs 30,000.
On a Rs 2.3 crore home that means about Rs 13.8 lakh of stamp duty plus Rs 30,000 registration. Women buyers may qualify for a one percent concession.
GST at five percent applies on top while the wing remains under construction.
The core is a five-level clubhouse and an elevated deck of about 1.8 acres above the podium parking.
Listed amenities include an infinity pool, kids pool, sky gym, cardio studio and yoga zone.
Sports cover squash, basketball, football and badminton, plus an amphitheatre, library, tracks, spa and sky cafe. Counts range from 30 to more than 40 depending on the source.
A 2 BHK costing about Rs 2.3 crore and renting at about Rs 55,000 a month gives roughly 2.9 percent gross yield.
After maintenance and property tax, net yield falls to about 2.3 to 2.5 percent. Larger homes yield less.
That is normal for new Mumbai stock, so the investment case rests on capital growth and infrastructure rather than rental income.
Listings quote about Rs 7,800 to Rs 8,400 a month for 2 BHK homes and about Rs 14,500 to Rs 17,200 a month for 4 BHK duplexes.
That implies roughly Rs 10 per sq ft of carpet area, which is high for Mulund.
Ask for the projected association rate after handover, since running a five-level clubhouse and high-rise lifts usually pushes costs up over time.
It is a reasonable long-horizon investment and a weak yield play.
Asking prices for entry homes have moved from about Rs 1.59 crore at launch in 2022 to about Rs 2.2 crore in 2026.
Further growth depends on Metro Line 4, the link road and absorption of township supply. We would hold it for five to seven years rather than expect quick gains.
Yes. SBI holds the RERA escrow and HDFC, ICICI, Axis and Kotak are reported as approving lenders.
Loan-to-value for homes above Rs 75 lakh is capped at about 75 to 80 percent, so plan for a down payment of at least twenty percent plus stamp duty and GST.
NRI buyers can borrow from Indian banks with overseas income documents.
Both are phases of The Prestige City Mulund. Bellanza launched in 2022 with compact 2 and 3 BHK homes plus duplexes and earlier possession dates in 2027.
Forest Hills launched in 2024 and 2025 with larger homes and higher entry prices from about Rs 3.17 crore.
Bellanza suits buyers wanting earlier handover and a lower ticket, Forest Hills buyers wanting more space.
The Yogi Hills approach roads are narrow and slow during school and office peaks. LBS Marg is congested at Mulund Check Naka and through Bhandup at rush hour.
The Eastern Express Highway is the faster route south, while the Thane side is usually easier.
Metro Line 4 and the Goregaon-Mulund Link Road should ease pressure once they open in phases.
The pros are a listed developer, a green and quiet Yogi Hills setting, schools and hospitals within walking distance, a large elevated amenity deck and nearby metro and link road projects.
The cons are compact carpet areas for the price, high density across six tall wings, high maintenance, inconsistent construction status data and legacy land litigation that needs a careful legal read.
Prestige Bellanza price breakdown and all-in cost
Yogi Hills location, metro and commute reality
Floor plans, wings and RERA carpet areas
The five-level clubhouse and 1.8-acre deck
Yield, appreciation and the risks to underwrite
Our scored review and buyer-fit verdict
The Prestige City Mulund: the township guide
Prestige Forest Hills: the larger-home sibling phase
Mahindra Rainforest: the Kanjurmarg alternative
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