Kolshet Road, running off Ghodbunder Road on Thane's western edge, is one of the few corridors in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region where a single developer's name appears on almost every kind of real estate asset — homes, offices, and business parks. Lodha Signet, Thane is located in the fastest growing commercial hub Kolshet Road, which is just next to Lodha business district, and the road is home to prime residential projects Lodha Amara, Lodha Sterling and Crown, Kolshet Road. That density of Lodha addresses on one road is not incidental; it reflects a deliberate, multi-cycle build-out that began with mass-housing towers and has, over roughly a decade, moved toward larger-format, lower-density luxury product — the category into which Lodha Elanor now falls.
Lodha Amara, on Kolshet Road, spans an expansive 1,61,874 sq. mtr. and comprises 48 towers offering 1, 2, and 3 BHK apartments across 4,958 residential units. Alongside it, Lodha Sterling sits on Kolshet Road in Prime Central Thane, minutes from major social hotspots, malls and business centres, and brings a lower-rise, garden-square format to the same stretch. On the commercial side, Lodha Supremus sits within Lodha Business District on Kolshet Road, next to residential developments Amara and Lodha Sterling, making it one of the most promising neighbourhoods of Thane, and this office campus is what anchors daytime demand for the residential projects around it — the catchment already counts over 20,000 families living around the Lodha cluster on this road.
Lodha Elanor marks a shift in what Lodha is building on this road. Lodha Premium Thane is an upcoming ultra-luxury residential project launching at Lodha Kolshet Road, marking Lodha's first new development in the area in 7 years, and Elanor is the flagship tower within that precinct. The project is spread across 9 acres and is located in Kolshet, one of Thane's better planned residential zones. Unlike the high-density Amara towers, homes here look out towards the Air Force base, Vasai Creek, Namo Central Park, and the Yeoor Hills, while the location remains well connected to main roads, schools, offices, and everyday services.
The configuration mix is deliberately narrower than Amara's mass-housing spread. Lodha Elanor offers grand 3 Bed and 3 Bed plus Study residences with expansive horizontal layouts, oversized sundecks, and sweeping, uninterrupted views of Yeoor Hills, Vasai Creek, Namo Central Park, and the Air Force greens, drawing architectural inspiration from the Empire State Building and Rockefeller Center. The land planning underlines the lower-density positioning: the project is spread across a lush 9-acre estate, with 80% of its area dedicated to open spaces, including a preserved forest zone with over 100 mature trees.
Elanor's address is technically on Camp Road, a lane that connects into Kolshet Road itself. Camp Road is one of Thane's sought-after neighbourhoods located between Kolshet Road and Estate Road, and is just 10 minutes from Viviana and Korum Mall. The immediate social infrastructure was largely built up around the earlier Lodha projects on the same road: the surrounding area has top hospitals like Jupiter, Hiranandani, and Navjeevan, as well as schools such as Lodha World School at Kolshet Road, CP Goenka International School, Sulochanadevi Singhania School, and Poddar International School.
Road and transit access has also improved in step with Lodha's own commercial development on the corridor. Metro Lines 4 and 4A, connecting Wadala to Kasarvadavali, along with Line 5 linking Thane, Bhiwandi and Kalyan for industrial connectivity, are both targeted for full operation by 2029, and in the meantime, Kolshet Road already has convenient roadway access with smooth links to the Eastern Express Highway, Ghodbunder Road, and LBS Road. For residents, the working population that fills Lodha's own office towers on the road — a campus that includes corporate occupiers such as Deloitte and DST Worldwide Services — forms part of the everyday demand base for retail, schooling and services around Elanor.
Kolshet Road sits in the mid-to-upper price band of Thane West's residential market. The average property price on Kolshet Road is around ₹19,800 per sq ft, with continuous infrastructure upgrades, proximity to business parks, and upcoming metro connectivity driving steady housing demand. Over a longer horizon, flat rates in Kolshet, Thane changed by 13.7% in the last 1 year, 16.0% over 3 years, 19.9% over 5 years, and 36.8% over 10 years. Against this backdrop, Elanor's large-format, low-density product is positioned distinctly from the compact 1 and 2 BHK stock that dominates the rest of the road, including Lodha's own Amara and Crown developments nearby, which serve a different, more affordable segment of the same corridor.
Lodha was founded in 1980 by Mangal Prabhat Lodha and has developed residential and commercial properties in Mumbai, Thane, Hyderabad, Pune, Bengaluru and London. The company's scale gives context to why it can sustain a full spectrum of products on one Thane road at once — from Amara's near-5,000-unit township to Elanor's 682-residence low-rise-density estate. Lodha Elanor itself offers 2 and 3-BHK homes ranging from 811 sq ft to 1343 sq ft, with 682 residences in total. Company-wide, Lodha has launched over 164 residential projects and is working on 85 ongoing projects, having delivered over 35 million sq ft of real estate space across about 30 projects. On Kolshet Road specifically, that translates into a rare situation for a Thane buyer: the ability to choose between an established, amenity-dense township (Amara), a low-rise garden community (Sterling), and now a newer, view-oriented, lower-density luxury address (Elanor) — all from one developer, on one road, backed by the same on-ground infrastructure of schools, hospitals, malls and office campuses that Lodha itself has helped build over the past decade.
