Thane’s airport-road headline meets a December 2026–October 2031 spread at The Address By GS

At The Address By GS in Thane, Tower A lists possession by December 2026. Tower F lists October 2031. Both dates come from their respective MahaRERA project registration filings. That spread changes how a buyer should compare homes: even after settling on a development, the choice of tower can change the household’s plans substantially.

The distinction matters as Thane gets another airport-connectivity headline. Swarajya reports that CIDCO has invited tenders to appoint a detailed project report peer-review consultant for the proposed elevated corridor connecting Thane with Navi Mumbai International Airport. The development advances planning for the connection. The housing filings, meanwhile, already offer something specific enough to compare: separate dates within familiar project names.

Quietlist’s reading of the MahaRERA project registration filings puts the tower at the centre of this buying decision. A development can remain attractive across a range of household budgets and moving plans, while its individual registrations belong on quite different shortlists.

A development with several different horizons

The Address By GS has a particularly revealing sequence. Its MahaRERA registration filings list December 2026 for Tower A, March 2028 for Tower B and December 2028 for Tower C. The sequence continues through March 2029 for D, March 2030 for E and October 2031 for F.

The promoter names also deserve precision. Towers A and B name Raymond Limited. Towers C through F name Raymond Realty Limited. Keeping those names attached to the relevant registration makes the comparison specific to the home under discussion.

For a household assessing a move around the earliest date, the later towers represent a different planning choice. For a household buying further ahead, those later dates may be entirely suitable. The important finding is the breadth of the choice within the development itself: selecting the name leaves a consequential decision unresolved.

The following table preserves the promoter names and possession dates in the respective MahaRERA project registration filings. Each listed project is recorded as under construction.

Evara’s later tower changes the comparison

At L And T Realty Evara Heights, the MahaRERA registration filings place T4 and T5 in April 2030, followed by T1 and T2 in August 2030. Stopping there would give a narrow picture of the development’s timetable. T3 lists February 2032.

Across these registrations, the filed deadline months span 22 calendar months. T3 also carries the distinct promoter entry “ELANTE PROPERTIES PRIVATE LIMITED, M/s. Jagda”, which should remain visible beside its date rather than being shortened to match the other towers.

That fuller sequence changes the comparison across developments. Evara’s April 2030 towers and The Address By GS Tower E’s March 2030 filing sit closer together in time than Evara’s April 2030 towers and its own T3. A buyer organising a shortlist around a particular moving period may therefore find the relevant alternatives across development names, rather than only within the same brochure.

Privado’s letters run in a different order

The MahaRERA registration filings for Narang Realty’s Privado place B first by filed possession date, followed by C and then A. All name NARANG REALTY PRIVATE LIMITED as promoter.

Here the spread is more compact, but still useful for household planning. C’s deadline month falls 9 calendar months after B’s; A’s falls 12 calendar months after B’s. Alphabetical order would give the buyer the wrong sequence.

The chart includes the Privado registrations listed in the table and uses B’s March 2028 deadline month as the common baseline. It compares calendar-month intervals between filed dates.

Put the airport connection beside the home

CIDCO’s budget statement describes the proposed corridor as an access-controlled link connecting with the Kopri Patni bridge and Thane Coastal Road. That makes the approach from a development’s gate relevant to any assessment of the future connection within the wider Thane property market.

The cited corridor statement and tender reporting do not establish a confirmed opening date or project-specific access routes; the housing dates compared here are filed possession deadlines, not demonstrated delivery dates or measurements of construction progress.

A useful purchase discussion can now be quite concrete. Keep the exact tower, filed promoter and possession date beside the quoted home. Ask for its latest dated progress filing. Consider rent, the daily commute and family plans over the period relevant to that tower, then assess how the proposed airport connection could improve the journey.

The airport corridor gives Thane a shared infrastructure story. The filings reveal how differently households could enter it. At The Address By GS, choosing Tower A or Tower F means planning around markedly different dates. That is substantial enough to shape the shortlist before the road’s future convenience enters the price discussion.