Mumbai’s First Transit – Oriented Development

Located right in the heart of Mumbai city, Kurla is a major railway interchange bringing together the Central and Harbour lines of the Mumbai Suburban Railway network. Started in 1853, Kurla is one of the oldest railway stations in Indian history, presently generating an average traffic of between 10 to 15 lakh commuters daily, transiting through Mumbai’s busiest railway station network. Frequented by local traders, businessmen, corporate employees from BKC, and the general Mumbai public at large, Kurla Railway Station is a major transit for working Mumbaikar’s since the past 165 years. In close proximity to the central business district of BKC and Kurla West, East Point Mall is virtually the retail hot spot of Kurla East and is conveniently positioned as the gateway to Central Mumbai. The Kurla East Railway Station, upcoming Kurla Metro Junction, LTT, Bus Terminus and Auto Rickshaw Stand are all within striking distance from this prime location. This location also provides quick and efficient transit to the eastern and western corridors of Mumbai through SCLR, Eastern Expressway and Western Expressway. It is right here and right outside Kurla East Railway Station, that a landmark retail and commercial real estate project “East Point Mall” has been constructed by the Goel Ganga Group.