For a buyer targeting June 2027, both Bellanza phases in Mulund West meet the declared-date filter. Prestige Ocean Towers in Bhuleshwar starts with a June 2030 declaration. Those dates, in the developments’ respective MahaRERA project records, make the practical choice clear: settle the period that suits your household before choosing between phases.

That distinction matters amid Mumbai’s rising transaction activity. October property registrations increased 9% to 12,690, according to Knight Frank’s analysis reported by Moneycontrol. The report covers primary and secondary property transactions in the Mumbai municipal region. A buyer responding to that activity still has to choose between an existing home and a purchase organised around a future possession date. The project filings make that second decision more specific.

The municipal transaction total does not establish bookings in these developments, and the declared possession dates below do not establish construction progress, delivery readiness or available homes; Panvel is a separate project comparison, outside that municipal transaction measure.

Choose the period, then the wing

Bellanza’s MahaRERA project records identify PRESTIGE MULUND REALTY PRIVATE LIMITED as promoter. Phase 1, covering Wings A, B and C, declares December 2026 possession. Phase 2, covering Wings D, E and F, declares June 2027. Someone searching in Mulund West can therefore distinguish the phases by a specific difference in their stated timetable.

Prestige Ocean Towers’ MahaRERA project records identify Prestige Projects Private Limited as promoter. North declares June 2030; South declares December 2030. For a household considering Bhuleshwar, the choice between those towers sits within a later period.

This is why an attractive wing or layout should follow the household’s date requirement in the shortlist. Within these developments, selecting another phase changes the declared month less than selecting another address. Neither location needs to be judged better for that distinction to be useful.

Keep the registration beside the name

The table identifies the relevant MahaRERA project records. Each project is recorded as under construction; the possession column gives its declared month.

Project Filed promoter Registration number Recorded status Declared possession
Bellanza Phase 1 — Wings A, B, C at The Prestige CityPRESTIGE MULUND REALTY PRIVATE LIMITEDP51800045339Under constructionDecember 2026
Bellanza Phase 2 — Wings D, E, F at The Prestige CityPRESTIGE MULUND REALTY PRIVATE LIMITEDP51800046488Under constructionJune 2027
Prestige Ocean Towers — NorthPrestige Projects Private LimitedP51900053993Under constructionJune 2030
Prestige Ocean Towers — SouthPrestige Projects Private LimitedP51900066470Under constructionDecember 2030
Bhagwati Elysia IIIBHAGWATI SIGNATURE LLPP52000056158Under constructionDecember 2029
Bhagwati Elysia IVBHAGWATI SIGNATURE LLPP52000056049Under constructionDecember 2029

The chart selects Bellanza and Ocean Towers because each has distinct phase-level possession months, allowing the same comparison within and between developments. All bars measure calendar months from November 2026.

The named promoter provides another useful match. Bellanza’s records identify PRESTIGE MULUND REALTY PRIVATE LIMITED; Ocean Towers’ identify Prestige Projects Private Limited. Carry the exact promoter, phase and wing into the request for a quotation and a dated construction update. That keeps the discussion attached to the apartment under consideration.

Registration order tells a different story

The registration histories add detail that the possession months alone cannot supply. Per Bellanza’s MahaRERA registration entries, Phase 1 was registered on 12 May 2022 and Phase 2 on 6 August 2022. The registration spacing is 86 days. Their declared possession sequence follows the same phase order.

Prestige Ocean Towers North was registered on 18 December 2023 and South on 11 June 2024, per their MahaRERA registration entries. Here, the spacing is 176 days. Again, the later registration carries the later declared possession date.

But the interval from registration month to declared possession month is 78 calendar months for each Ocean Towers registration. Bellanza’s corresponding intervals are 55 and 58 calendar months. These are descriptions of the filed dates, not measures of building speed. They show why a registration date deserves its own column in a buyer’s notes: it answers when the project entered the register, while the possession declaration answers a different question.

Panvel breaks the numbering assumption

Bhagwati Elysia in Panvel supplies the sharper lesson. Its MahaRERA registration entries place Elysia IV on 10 May 2024 and Elysia III on 16 May 2024. The higher-numbered phase was registered earlier. Both project records name BHAGWATI SIGNATURE LLP and declare December 2029 possession.

Phase numbering therefore predicts neither registration order nor a different possession month in this pair. A buyer who assumed that IV meant a later timetable would miss what the records actually say. With the declared month identical, the comparison can move to the quoted apartment’s carpet area, layout and payment schedule.

There is also a useful comparison across developments. Elysia III and IV and Ocean Towers South entered the register within a 32-day window. Their declared possession dates span 12 calendar months. Registration proximity does not make their stated timetables interchangeable, even before a buyer considers their different locations.

The practical consequence is modest but valuable: request the payment schedule for the exact phase whose possession month fits your plans. Mumbai’s transaction rise describes activity across a market. Bellanza, Ocean Towers and Elysia show how a household can turn that broad interest into a precise shortlist—by reading the named dates, rather than letting a phase numeral make the decision.