Pradeep Navratna Gupta, Co-Founder and Vice Chairman of Anand Rathi Wealth, has purchased a luxury apartment at Lodha Sea Face in Worli for ₹131.74 crore, marking one of the city's biggest residential real estate deals this year.
Real EstateLuxury ApartmentMumbaiHighnetworth IndividualsPradeep Navratna GuptaReal EstateAug 22, 2025

Pradeep Navratna Gupta is the Co-Founder and Vice Chairman of Anand Rathi Wealth, a prominent financial services company in India.
The purchase of a luxury apartment at Lodha Sea Face for ₹131.74 crore is significant as it highlights the growing interest of high-net-worth individuals in luxury real estate in Mumbai.
The apartment is located on the 40th floor, has a carpet area of 10,538 sq ft, and comes with seven car parkings. It offers panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and bespoke amenities.
Recent significant transactions include the purchase of a property at One Lodha Place for ₹486 crore and two apartments at Naman Xana for ₹130 crore each.
High-net-worth individuals are investing in luxury real estate in Mumbai as a lifestyle choice and as a stable long-term asset, given the city's strong real estate market and the prestige associated with luxury properties.

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