Luxury Real Estate

Wellknown Polyesters Chairman Anil Gupta bought two luxury properties in South Mumbai's Malabar Hill region, influencing the luxury real estate market. The home sale, worth over INR 270 crore, established a new Indian residential property sales record at INR 1.41 lakh per square foot.

Star Tiger Shroff bought a 7.50-crore Pune house. Real estate database site says Shroff bought this in March 2024. Actor paid 52.50 lakh rupees in stamp duty for this property.

Ashish Gumashta, the dynamic managing director of strategic initiatives at Motilal Oswal Financial Services, has bought a luxurious apartment in the coveted Bandra locality of Mumbai for around 36.19 crore rupees.

In one week after opening, Tata Housing sold out Raagam Phase 1, earning over Rs 650 crores. This amazing sale of 576 plots encompassing 9 lakh square feet shows Bengaluru's significant demand for luxury residential areas.

L&T Construction has won a major contract to build multi-storied residential buildings in Thane, Mumbai. This project highlights the company's leadership in high-rise building and dedication to urban improvement.

Brigade Group's ambitious residential and hotel growth plans are transforming Chennai's environment. This move will revolutionise luxury living and recreation in a fast-growing Indian city.

County Group, a leading Delhi NCR real estate developer, is raising the bar for luxury living with its Rs 5,000 crore investment plan. The company will build Ivory County, a premium home project in Noida, over five years to provide an unmatched living experience.

Ashiana Housing Ltd. launched ONE44, its latest luxury residential project, at a glittering occasion that ushered in a new era of affluent living in Jaipur. Over 3.5 acres, ONE44 will become a local hallmark for luxury.

Luxury skyscrapers in South Mumbai impose financial challenges on occupants. Luxury living in south Mumbai is exemplified by Tardeo's 60-story Imperial Heights, with 220 apartments of various sizes. Maintaining and paying property tax might cost residents Rs 70,000 to Rs 2 lakh per month.

BKC 9 by Shapoorji Pallonji Real Estate and Vakratunda Buildcon sets a new level in luxury living in Bandra East, Mumbai, after the success of BKC 28. WSB Real Estate Debt Fund II invested Rs 55 crore in BKC 9, which represents the future of home architecture and comfort.

The Legend by Ashar epitomises ultra-luxury living in Bandra, Mumbai. Based on the charm and elegance of iconic actor Dilip Sahab, this non-redevelopment boutique property on Pali Hill offers a high quality of life. The Legend offers enormous villas with vintage charm and peaceful elegance.

Luxury and contemporary lifestyle are evident in Sarova in Kandivali (E). SD Corp, a partnership between Shapoorji Pallonji and the Dilip Thacker Group, developed Sarova, a 55-acre integrated township with stunning architecture and high-end facilities. 

South Mumbai, predictably, has delivered the first big ticket size luxury real estate deal of 204 in Mumbai. Vratika Gupta, the founder and CEO of luxury home decor store Maison Sia, has set a new benchmark in Mumbai's real estate market by acquiring a sea-view residence in the exclusive Worli loca

Bollywood star John Abraham bought a luxury Khar mansion in Mumbai's real estate market. It cost Rs 70.83 crore to buy the 5,416-square-foot home with 7,722 square feet of land.

The family of BDR Pharmaceuticals' Chairman & Managing Director bought two sea-view flats in Worli for roughly ₹81 crore, marking a significant investment in Mumbai's luxury real estate market. These apartments on the 39th livable level of the ultra-luxurious Raheja Artesia building have 6,670 sq ft