Mumbai rental areas that are welcoming to women

Andheri, Vile Parle, Powai, Mulund, and Nerul are a few neighbourhoods in Mumbai that have attracted a lot of female renters due to their closeness to business centres, safe commuting alternatives, affordability, and decent healthcare facilities.

Mumbai, India’s financial capital and home to the country’s first film city, offers men and women equal work chances. Every year, tens of thousands of women from all over the world flock to Mumbai in search of work. The city is not only rich in career opportunities, but it is also one of India’s safest cities. Mumbai is the most sought-after residential location among migrants, particularly women, due to its secure atmosphere and strong legal framework.

While Mumbai has several woman-friendly rental neighbourhoods, Sushil Dabrai, Property Agent, Sushil Enterprises, Mumbai, claims that most working women choose to rent in Andheri, Vile Parle, and Powai. Residential complexes in these affluent regions are well-secured and well-connected to key commercial centres through major roadways. Mulund and Nerul, on the other hand, are good destinations for individuals searching for low-cost rental rooms. These micro-markets, which have great rail connectivity, provide a variety of rental accommodation possibilities for women.

Andheri

Andheri is a neighbourhood in Mumbai’s western suburbs. It is separated into two halves for administrative purposes: Andheri East and Andheri West, which are two kilometres apart. Andheri is a well-developed business and residential district with a decent mix of finished and under-construction multi-story apartments in 1- and 2-bedroom formats. Because the crime rate is minimal and the Andheri Police Station is only 2 kilometres away, the area is known as a women-friendly neighbourhood.

Andheri benefits from easy access to many regions of Mumbai thanks to the Western Express Highway (WEH), Western Railway Line, and Line 1 of the Mumbai metro, which run through the whole neighbourhood.

Along with excellent connectivity and a low crime rate, social facilities such as markets, malls, hospitals, educational institutions, and commercial centres schools, all of which are indicators of healthy living, are also readily available. Within 5-10 kilometres of Andheri are the NESCO IT Park, Nirlon Knowledge Park, and Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC).

Vile Parle

Vile Parle – Due to its proximity to job centres like Andheri and Bandra Kurla Complex, Vile Parle is one of the most sought areas among working women in Mumbai (BKC). The neighbourhood brags about its unbroken connectivity, even in the small hours of the morning. The Western Highway and the Harbour Line’s Vile Parle East Station connect the region to the rest of the city. In addition, the forthcoming Sahar Road metro station on the Aqua Line 3 will increase the area’s connection.

Vile Parle has a variety of residential options, including flats, builder floors, and apartments in gated communities with security features such as CCTV cameras. After Churchgate, Vile Parle has grown into a significant educational hub. According to Sandeep Didwania, Owner, GRD Realty Private Limited, Vile Parle is currently a favourite rental home not just for professional women but also for nuclear families, thanks to its various educational complexes and well-developed local shops for everyday needs.

Powai

Powai is a posh residential and business district in the heart of Mumbai. The majority of homes in Powai are multi-story flats, with 2 BHK being the most typical layout. Powai has good social infrastructure and is a popular leisure destination due to its proximity to the Powai Lake.

Powai is connected to the rest of the city by major roadways such as the Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road (JVLR), the Eastern Express Highway (EEH), and the Lal Bahadur Shastri (LBS) Road. Powai is conveniently located four kilometres from Kanjurmarg Railway Station on the Mumbai Suburban Rail network’s Central Line. The SakiNaka metro station is around three kilometres away.

A community should provide for intellectual growth, nourishment, and security in addition to connectedness. Powai boasts all three, since it is home to the prestigious Bombay Scottish School, Galleria Shopping Mall, and the Powai police station, which employs security guards on a regular basis.

Mulund

Mulund is a budget-friendly housing neighbourhood in eastern Mumbai. It predominantly contains multi-story apartments, with two-bedroom units being the most popular, followed by three-bedroom units. The area’s most prominent characteristic is its enormous green cover and open areas. It’s a perfect spot for ladies who want to spend time in nature away from the hustle and bustle of the city while still being near to everything.

Nerul

Nerul is a developed residential and commercial node in Navi Mumbai with plenty of greenery and pollution-free air. It is a popular rental home location among women due to the availability of transportation at all hours of the day and night, leisure and entertainment alternatives, and closeness to the job centres of Thane, Vashi, and Belapur. Nerul’s popularity is further boosted by the police department’s continual vigilance.

To summarize, Mumbai is one of the safest cities in India for women, with neighbourhoods like the ones mentioned above providing services till the wee hours of the morning. Females can rent a property in the aforementioned Mumbai neighbourhoods safely, whether from a security standpoint, open places for entertainment, or housing societies that take special care of their female inhabitants.

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