New LaunchAt more than 250 acres, Runwal Garden City is planned as a township rather than a single housing society. The Runwal Group project lies on the Dombivli side of the Kalyan-Shil Road, and its plan sets aside space for more than 34 gardens, with shared facilities spread across its phases.
The homes are small and priced for first-time buyers. A 355 sq ft carpet area 1 BHK was listed at ₹37 lakh, a 533 sq ft 2 BHK at ₹57 lakh and a 740 sq ft 3 BHK at ₹79 lakh. That three-bedroom figure is well below what most families would expect from a 3 BHK, and it is closer in size to a generous two-bedroom flat elsewhere. It suits a buyer who needs a third small room for a study or an older parent more than one who wants large bedrooms.
Possession is listed for May 2027, about eight months away, and the MahaRERA registration is P51700022699. In a township of this size, construction runs in phases, so ask which tower the flat is in, check its progress on the MahaRERA quarterly updates, and make sure the facilities promised for your phase are due at the same time as the homes.
For commuting, Dombivli and Diva stations on the Central line are the nearest rail links, and the Kalyan-Shil Road connects to Shilphata and the routes into Navi Mumbai. The Airoli-Katai Naka road now being built by MMRDA, with a tunnel under the Parsik hills, should shorten the trip to Airoli and the Thane-Belapur industrial belt once it opens. Until then, road travel to Thane and Navi Mumbai at peak hours can be slow.
Runwal EnterprisesEstablished 2016 · RERA registeredAll projects →The Runwal name goes back to 1978, when Subhash Runwal started building in Mumbai's central suburbs. In 2016 the Runwal Group split into two independent companies: Runwal Realty, led by Sandeep Runwal, and Runwal Enterprises, led by Subodh Runwal. Runwal Enterprises is the one behind the Dombivli township. It says it has delivered more than 13,300 units across 19 completed projects, with over 88 million sq ft of development in its portfolio, mainly in Mumbai's eastern, central and south-central suburbs. In September 2026 the company filed a red herring prospectus with SEBI and the stock exchanges for a public issue of shares.
Runwal Garden City sits on Kalyan-Shilphata Road in Dombivli East. The company describes it as an integrated township of more than 250 acres, with a large share of open space, gardens, clubhouses, cricket grounds and two schools planned inside the site. It is built in phases, and each phase has its own MahaRERA registration and completion date. The township suits buyers who work along the Kalyan, Thane and Navi Mumbai belt, since Kalyan-Shilphata Road links to all three. Commuters heading into Mumbai should allow for slow traffic on that road at peak hours.