Lodha's footprint in Anjur is built around a single large township — Upper Thane. Lodha Upper Thane is located at Anjur Dive, off the Thane-Nashik Highway, Maharashtra. The development runs to a 200-acre integrated township with more than 80% of the development dedicated to open space, and was created by architect Hafeez Contractor and landscaped by the design group Prabhakar B. Bhagwat & Associates. Across its build-out, Lodha has raised 26 buildings holding 3,014 residential units in 1, 1.5, 2 and 3-bedroom configurations, making it one of the largest single-address commitments the developer has made in this part of Thane.
Upper Thane has not come up as one block but as a sequence of named clusters — Casa Ecopolis, Casa Para, Casa Woodlands, Casa Tierra, Casa Sereno and Casa Mayas among them — each carrying its own Maharashtra RERA registration. A master plan dated June 2019 details a residential development comprising 17 distinct building footprints distributed across the Casa Ecopolis, Casa Para, Casa, Casa Woods and Casa Mayas clusters. Newer phases have kept the pipeline active: the Tiara H cluster, developed by Macrotech Developers Limited, officially launched on 21 August 2023 and is expected to complete by 31 July 2027, while a Woodlands phase now under construction has prices beginning at ₹55.27 lakh, with possession expected by March 2028. This staggered launch pattern means a buyer evaluating Lodha in Anjur is really choosing between several live phases of the same address rather than one fixed inventory.
The site sits at a junction of several arterial roads that matter for a Thane-Mumbai commute. The project is connected to the Eastern Express Highway, about 2.9 km away, and the Mumbai Agra National Highway, roughly 171 metres away, with several clusters also citing proximity to NH 4, around 6 km away. Road capacity on the corridor is being upgraded: the existing Mumbai-Nashik Highway is getting upgraded to eight lanes, and an upcoming Mankoli-Dombivli bridge adds further value. Rail-based transit is also arriving nearby — Anjur Phata is one of the 17 stations on Mumbai Metro Line 5, the Thane-Bhiwandi-Kalyan corridor — and road links already connect residents onward, since Dombivli station is about 10 minutes away via the Thane-Dombivli Link Road and bridge. Retail access is close too, with the township about 15 minutes from Viviana Mall on the Mumbai-Nashik Highway once the highway widening is complete.
Lodha has centred Upper Thane's everyday life on a single large clubhouse. The Nest is a 50,000 sq.ft. clubhouse comprising 3 swimming pools, multi-purpose sports courts, an auditorium, gymnasium, library, creche, restaurant and banquet hall, and the grounds extend to a cricket ground, football field, tennis courts, a Euro School, an upcoming Ganesha temple and retail facilities. Central open space is generous too, with central greens spanning over 14 acres at the heart of the township. Schooling options reach beyond the gates as well — residents are about 15 minutes from Sulochanadevi Singhania High School and Lodha World School in Thane. Individual clusters closer to the highway also sit near Zilla Parishad School, Laxmi Hospital and MY D Mall, with Navare Plaza functioning as a nearby business hub.
Unit sizes span the compact end to family-sized apartments. Entry-level studio and 1 BHK stock in the Woodlands cluster is 293 to 564 sq.ft., with prices starting at ₹38.57 lakh and under-construction units available, while larger 2 and 3 BHK stock in Tiara H runs 530 to 1,075 sq.ft., with prices starting at ₹72 lakh and ready-to-move units on offer. Across the wider township, unit prices range from roughly ₹56 lakh to ₹1.49 crore. Per-square-foot rates vary by cluster and quarter — Upper Thane's average price runs around ₹10.8K/sq.ft. against an Anjur locality average of ₹11.4K/sq.ft., while a newer Woodlands phase saw average prices move from ₹11,000/sq.ft. to ₹12,650/sq.ft. in Q1 2026, a 15% rise. Rental demand is steady, with monthly rent across Upper Thane ranging from ₹35K to ₹60K for 1, 2 and 3 BHK units. Registered activity backs this up: 287 residential transactions have been registered for Lodha Upper Thane, amounting to ₹69 crore till February 2026. Financing is broad-based too, with home loans for the project approved by Axis Bank, State Bank of India, Punjab & Sind Bank and HDFC Bank.
Lodha was founded in 1980 by Mangal Prabhat Lodha and has since developed residential and commercial properties in Mumbai, Thane, Hyderabad, Pune, Bengaluru and London. Its portfolio includes Lodha Altamount, the World Towers, Lodha Bellissimo, Trump Tower Mumbai and Lodha Park, and closer to Anjur, the group also built Palava, a planned township spanning roughly 5,000 acres between Thane, Navi Mumbai and Kalyan. The company's shares have traded on the NSE and BSE since 19 April 2021. Upper Thane sits within this record as one of Lodha's long-running, multi-phase residential addresses in the Thane micro-market, with new clusters continuing to launch on the same 200-acre base years after the original masterplan was drawn up.