Wadala marks Raymond Realty’s entry into central Mumbai beyond its established Thane portfolio. The developer’s Wadala project, tracked here as RAYMOND THE CROWN, is now presented on Raymond Realty’s official site as Raymond The Address by GS. The shift in public name accompanies a 5.62-acre residential redevelopment with 2 and 3 BHK homes, high-street retail and shared recreational space.
This is a different kind of expansion for the developer: a large residential address in a location linking Dadar and central Mumbai with the Eastern Freeway corridor. Raymond Realty’s residential business was established in 2019; its earlier MMR projects include Ten X Habitat and Ten X Era in Thane. In Wadala, the company is extending its portfolio into a denser, more centrally positioned urban market.
Raymond Realty describes The Address by GS as two 31-storey residential towers, with approximately 1.7 lakh sq. ft. of recreational space and a roughly 10,500 sq. ft. high-street retail component. The company has also announced more than 50 lifestyle amenities. These features make the project’s scale and shared facilities central to its proposition, alongside the 2 and 3 BHK home formats.
The project is registered with MahaRERA under PR1170002501878 and PR1170002501904. Buyers looking at older references to RAYMOND THE CROWN may encounter the updated project name, Raymond The Address by GS.
Wadala’s appeal for Raymond Realty is closely tied to its position between South Mumbai, Dadar and the eastern side of the city. The Eastern Freeway supports road access towards South Mumbai, while Wadala’s rail and monorail links add public-transport options. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority identifies Wadala as the endpoint of Metro Line 4, the Wadala–Kasarvadavali corridor; the line is an infrastructure project, not an existing service to rely on today.
The wider neighbourhood also draws on Dadar’s established rail interchange and social infrastructure, with Wadala, Sion and Dadar forming a connected central-city catchment. That location can suit households whose work, education or family routines span different parts of Mumbai, though actual journey times depend on the destination and travel conditions.
Wadala sits across the Central Suburbs and Central Mumbai classifications used in Knight Frank’s H1 2025 Mumbai residential-market report, with Dadar included in Central Mumbai and Wadala in the Central Suburbs. The report recorded 47,035 residential sales across Mumbai in H1 2025, broadly in line with the same period a year earlier, and described demand as continuing to favour well-located, higher-specification homes. It does not provide a project-specific price trend for Raymond Realty’s Wadala development, so citywide figures should not be treated as a substitute for a quote on this address.
For a Raymond Realty buyer, the key considerations are therefore the project’s registered details and configuration, its large-format amenity offer, and whether Wadala’s road and transit connections match the household’s everyday destinations. The neighbourhood’s central position is the context for the project; it is not a guarantee of future price movement.