Quick answer: Before booking at the Godrej Bandra project (Godrej Bandra Bay, Bandra Reclamation), confirm five things in writing: the project’s MahaRERA registration, the exact unit (tower, floor, orientation), its RERA carpet area, the full cost sheet on top of the ₹29 Cr* starting price, and the refund and payment terms. The project offers 4 BHK homes only, of approx. 2,900–3,500 sq ft*. Use the checklist below before you pay any amount.
Last updated: 14 October 2026. Details marked * are indicative and can change; anything not yet confirmed by the developer is clearly labelled.
A luxury home is one of the largest purchases a family makes. A premium address and a well-known developer name are where your research begins, not where it ends. This guide is a practical, step-by-step checklist.
Godrej Bandra Project: What Is Confirmed Before You Book
| Detail | Current information |
|---|---|
| Location | Bandra Reclamation, Bandra West, Mumbai |
| Configuration | 4 BHK only |
| Approx. size | Approx. 2,900–3,500 sq ft* |
| Starting price | ₹29 Cr* |
| Land parcel | Approx. 2.75 acres* |
| Towers / floors | 1 tower, approx. 26 storeys (G+26)* |
| Possession | [ADD POSSESSION DATE] |
| MahaRERA number | Registration awaited – check the official MahaRERA website |
*Indicative and subject to change. Earlier information about ₹40 Cr prices, 5 BHK homes or two G+30 towers does not match the confirmed details on this website. For another summary, see the Godrej Bandra Reclamation property page.
The 10-Step Booking Checklist
1. Check the MahaRERA registration
Search the project on the official MahaRERA website. Note the registration number, the registered possession date, the promoter’s name and the approved plans. Under the RERA Act, a project should not be booked or sold before it is registered.
Step-by-step help: how to verify the Godrej Bandra Bay MahaRERA registration.
2. Identify the exact unit
Get the tower, floor, unit number and orientation in writing. A generic presentation is not enough for a payment of this size.
3. Confirm the RERA carpet area
“Approx. 2,900–3,500 sq ft” is a guide. Ask for the RERA carpet area of your unit and divide the total cost by it to get the real price per square foot. Our floor plan guide explains carpet vs built-up area.
4. Get the full cost sheet
The starting price is ₹29 Cr*. Your unit may cost more, and stamp duty, registration, GST (for under-construction homes), parking, floor rise and society charges are added. See the full breakdown in the Godrej Bandra West price guide.
If you will use a loan, the cost sheet also decides your own contribution – see our home loan guide for Godrej Bandra Bay.
5. Study the floor plan
Check room sizes, bedroom privacy, passages, kitchen and staff areas, storage and how many homes share the floor.
6. Verify the view and orientation
A waterfront location does not mean every room faces the sea. Ask which rooms face the water and what stands on the other sides. If you pay a premium for a view, get it described in writing.
7. Test the location
Drive to BKC, Worli, your children’s schools and the airport at peak hours. See the location and connectivity guide.
8. Confirm amenities, parking and maintenance
Ask which amenities are in the agreement, how many car parks come with the unit and the expected monthly maintenance. See what to expect from the amenities.
9. Read the payment and refund terms
For any expression of interest (EOI) or booking amount: is it refundable, within how many days, and under what conditions? What is each later instalment linked to? Pay only by traceable bank transfer to the developer’s designated account.
10. Have the documents reviewed
For a purchase of this size, ask an independent property lawyer to review the allotment letter and agreement for sale before you sign.
Documents to Ask For
| Document | Why you need it |
|---|---|
| MahaRERA registration certificate | Confirms the project is registered and shows the possession date |
| Approved building plans | Shows what has actually been sanctioned |
| Unit plan with RERA carpet area | Confirms the exact size and layout you are buying |
| Itemised cost sheet | Shows the real total, not just the base price |
| Payment schedule | Shows what each instalment is linked to |
| EOI / booking form with refund terms | Protects your money if you change your mind |
| Draft agreement for sale | Lists specifications, amenities, penalties and timelines |
If you live outside India, you will also need your own documents in order – PAN, bank account and possibly a power of attorney. See the NRI buyer guide for Godrej Bandra Bay.
The most important of these is the draft agreement – see our agreement for sale checklist: 9 clauses to check before you sign.
Buying in a society redevelopment? The documents differ – see redevelopment flat vs new project: what to check.
Need the full list of what you must give, too? See our documents and KYC checklist for buying a flat in Mumbai.
Questions to Ask the Sales Team
- What is the MahaRERA number and registered possession date?
- What is the RERA carpet area of this exact unit?
- Which tower and floor, and which way does the living room face?
- What is included in the quoted price, and what is extra?
- How many car parks are included?
- How many homes share this floor and each lift?
- Which amenities and specifications are written into the agreement?
- What is the refund policy for the booking amount?
Going to the site first? Take our site visit checklist for a luxury flat in Mumbai.
Ask for the full payment schedule too – see how CLP, down payment and 10:90 payment plans work.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Paying a booking amount based only on a brochure or render.
- Comparing projects by starting price instead of total cost per sq ft of carpet area.
- Relying on figures from third-party websites – many show different prices and sizes for this project.
- Accepting verbal promises about views, discounts or amenities that are not in writing.
- Skipping a comparison with alternatives such as Worli or other Bandra Reclamation launches like Adani Bandra Reclamation.
If you are dealing with a broker, read our guide to booking through a channel partner vs direct from the developer – it lists the MahaRERA agent checks and payment rules that protect you.
Should You Book Now or Wait?
If you are sure Bandra West is right for your family, registering interest early can give you first access to the price list and a wider choice of floors. But do not commit money until the MahaRERA registration, official cost sheet and written refund terms are in front of you. For the current status, read Godrej Bandra Bay launch status, and for a balanced view, the pros and cons review.
Two checks before any payment: confirm the current MahaRERA registration status and read how to verify Godrej Properties and the project. For all project details in one place, see the Godrej Bandra Reclamation guide.
If you are also weighing a ready home against a pre-launch booking, see which suits you better: under-construction or ready-to-move.
Before You Book: Key Takeaways
The right question is not “is this a good project?” but “is this exact apartment right for my family and budget?” Check the registration, unit, carpet area, total cost and terms – in writing – and you will book with confidence. For the full overview, see the Godrej Bandra Bay project page.
Need the cost sheet or unit plan for a specific floor? Send an enquiry.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I check before booking at Godrej Bandra?
Check the MahaRERA registration, the exact unit and its RERA carpet area, the full cost sheet, the view and orientation, and the payment and refund terms – all in writing.
Is the Godrej Bandra project RERA registered?
The MahaRERA number has not been confirmed on this website yet. Search the project on the official MahaRERA website before paying any amount.
Is the booking amount refundable?
It depends on the terms you sign. Ask for the refund policy and timeline in writing before paying an EOI or booking amount.
What costs are added to the ₹29 Cr* starting price?
Stamp duty, registration, GST for under-construction homes, parking, floor rise or view premiums, and society and maintenance charges, depending on the unit and terms.
Should I hire a lawyer before booking?
For a purchase of this size it is advisable to have an independent property lawyer review the allotment letter and agreement for sale.
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