Bhandup is a suburban community in Mumbai. Bhandup West is one of the most popular residential destinations in Mumbai and is linked to the major suburban areas in the central parts of the city. The area also hosts several industrial units, including Crompton Greaves, CEAT Tyres, and Asian Paints. ConnectivityWith a robust bus transport network, this area also boasts of smooth connectivity through important roads such as the Eastern Highway and others. It is well-linked to key parts around, such as Andheri, Navi Mumbai, Mulund East, Powai, Matunga, Bhandup East, Kanjurmarg, Mulund West, Vikhroli, Ghatkopar East, and Kurla, amongst others. The Bhandup Railway Station, lying between Nahur and Kanjurmarg, also connects it to all the key places that fall on the Suburban Railway Network. Real estate The skyrocketing development that has taken place in Bhandup West has in turn, encouraged the initiation of several properties and projects. Many reputed realty developers have started making their investments here. There are several ready-to-move flats in Bhandup West along with other under construction projects. Sustained al-round development and infrastructural progress have led to a rise in prices here. Social infrastructurePawar Public School, St. Xaviers High School & Junior College, Daffodils High Public School, Ideal High School, NES High School and Junior College, Kendriya Vidyalaya, Saraswati Vidyalaya, GS Shetty International School, Bright High School, National Education Societys Ratnam College of Arts, Science,& Commerce, Jijamata Junior College, and many other reputed educational institutions are found in and around this locality. Madhu Polyclinic and Nursing Home, Saarthi Hospital, NuLife Hospital, SAS Hospital, Chandan Charitable Hospital, M.S. Maternity and General Hospital, Vardhaman Hospital, Lotus Multi Specialty Hospital, and many other hospitals serve this locality. Bhandup West also hosts the branches of several leading banks such as Dena Bank, Allahabad Bank, Canara Bank, ICICI Bank, Central Bank of India, Punjab and Sind Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce, besides others. It also has its fair share of ATMs, petrol pumps, bus stops, etc.

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