Street guides
The streets we know house by house
Bandra West
- B.J. Road, BandstandFixed frontage, open sea — the one address Bandra cannot make more of.
- Carter RoadEveryone's promenade — and a fortunate few's front window.
- Nargis Dutt RoadPali Hill's spine — old film money, new glass, and the deepest shade in the suburbs
- Turner RoadWhere Bandra gets practical: newer towers, real parking, a market that actually trades.
- Waroda RoadThe village Bandra grew from — low, tiled, and almost never for sale.
- Zig Zag RoadThe switchback that keeps Pali Hill honest: old trees, older money, no hurry.
Khar West
- 16th RoadWhere Khar's bungalow plots are quietly becoming its newest addresses.
- Khar Danda RoadWhere Khar's grid gives out and the sea begins — priced floor by floor, view by view.
- Ramkrishna Mission RoadKhar's settled eastern spine, where Madhu Park sets the pace and pricing stays sensible.
- Union ParkA restaurant row out front; homes behind it that sell before they list.
Santacruz West
- Hasnabad LaneThe school quarter that runs on the 8am bell — and holds its owners for decades.
- Juhu RoadThe Santacruz street that borrowed Juhu's air — and now charges nearly Juhu's prices.
- North AvenueWhere Santacruz does its quiet arithmetic: more carpet, fewer theatrics.
- Saraswat ColonyWhere Bombay learnt co-operative housing — and where the corridor still keeps its value.
- Willingdon ColonySantacruz's Catholic quarter: canopy, cottages, and a slow change of guard.