Oberoi Realty Limited traces its corporate history to 1998, when it was incorporated as Kingston Properties Private Limited before adopting its present name in October 2009 and converting to a public limited company. The current name Oberoi Realty was adopted on 22 October 2009, to clarify the exact nature of business and operations, and immediately thereafter the company became a Public Limited entity. Its construction arm, Oberoi Constructions Private Limited, was incorporated even earlier, in November 1993, and remains a wholly owned subsidiary handling execution across the group's Mumbai projects. In Lokhandwala Complex, Andheri West, that four-decade construction lineage takes the form of Oberoi Sky Heights, a residential tower on Creek Road that sits inside one of the western suburbs' most established addresses.
Oberoi Sky Heights is built as two 36-storey towers, referred to as Tower C and Tower D, housing 4 BHK apartments, duplexes and penthouses. The address places it at Creek Cross Road Number 3, Swami Samarth Nagar, within Lokhandwala Complex, Andheri West. Unit configurations run large by design: resale listings on the tower point to full-floor 4 BHK layouts exceeding 2,800 square feet, with duplex and penthouse formats at the upper levels. Amenities include a swimming pool, children's play area and landscaped garden, along with views toward Versova beach and Joggers Park. The building also carries a fitness centre, a landscaped podium garden, an indoor games and recreation area, and a multipurpose hall, backed by CCTV surveillance and dedicated parking. The project is registered with MahaRERA, consistent with Oberoi Realty's practice of registering each tower or phase individually rather than as a single umbrella filing.
Oberoi Sky Heights is one entry in a portfolio that Oberoi Realty has built steadily since its first major land acquisition. The company's flagship project, Oberoi Garden City, was developed in Goregaon East on an 80-acre land parcel acquired in February 2002. By 2005, Oberoi Realty had expanded into Andheri (West and East) and Mulund (West), placing Lokhandwala Complex within the developer's earliest wave of expansion beyond its Goregaon base. The group has since added commercial floor space through Commerz and Commerz II in Goregaon, a hospitality asset through The Westin Mumbai - Garden City, a Borivali residential launch named Sky City announced in October 2015, and Three Sixty West, a mixed-use residential, office and hotel development in Worli built with Samsung C&T Corporation as general contractor and Singapore-based HB Design as architect. That range, from a single 80-acre township to a 65-floor Worli tower, is the backdrop against which a comparatively compact, address-specific project like Oberoi Sky Heights in Lokhandwala should be read: a developer with citywide scale choosing to hold a footprint in one of Andheri's most recognised residential enclaves.
Oberoi Sky Heights sits close to Link Road and SV Road, near DN Nagar Metro Station, and within reach of business hubs including Andheri, Goregaon and BKC, with connectivity extending to Juhu and Versova. The locality's social infrastructure is dense by suburban Mumbai standards: schooling options in the immediate area include St. Mary's High School, Jankidevi Public School and the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, and Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital lies within the same catchment. The Lokhandwala micro-market more broadly has educational institutions, hospitals, shopping malls and cinemas within its vicinity, along with easy accessibility to the international and domestic airports. This combination of an established, amenity-rich neighbourhood with metro and expressway access is part of why a developer with a citywide platform continues to hold a project here rather than exiting once the tower was delivered.
Lokhandwala Complex commands some of the highest per-square-foot rates among Andheri West's residential pockets. Average property rates per square foot in Lokhandwala stood around Rs 43,350 for flats as tracked by 99acres, with flat rates in the locality changing by 8.4% in the last one year and 31.8% over five years. Within that set, Oberoi Sky Heights sits at the top of the range: among premium housing societies in Lokhandwala, Oberoi Sky Heights is quoted at roughly Rs 60,850 per square foot, and the project appreciated the most in the locality, with a growth rate of 10.0% in the last one year. That positioning is consistent with a tower built around large-format 4 BHK, duplex and penthouse units rather than the smaller 1-2 BHK stock that makes up much of the surrounding supply.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Developer | Oberoi Realty Limited |
| Project tracked here | Oberoi Sky Heights (Towers C and D) |
| Location | Creek Road, Lokhandwala Complex, Andheri West, Mumbai |
| Configuration | 4 BHK apartments, duplexes, penthouses |
| Tower height | 36 storeys each, two towers |
| Nearest metro | DN Nagar Metro Station |
| Registration | MahaRERA registered |
A buyer looking at Oberoi Realty in Lokhandwala Complex is not evaluating a first-time entrant testing a new suburb. The developer's expansion into Andheri dates to 2005, the same period it was scaling its Goregaon township, and Oberoi Sky Heights reflects the group's pattern of large-format, amenity-dense towers rather than compact unit stacks. The locality itself, with metro access, arterial connectivity via Link Road and SV Road, and an established base of schools and hospitals, is one of the reasons the project's per-square-foot values have held near the top of the Lokhandwala range.