In a landmark real estate transaction, the wife of the Ansal Group promoter has sold a bungalow in Lutyens' Delhi for a staggering ₹241 crore, making it one of the most expensive deals in India at ₹200,000 per sq ft.
Real EstateLutyens DelhiLuxury PropertyAnsal GroupHighnetworth InvestorsReal EstateMar 19, 2025
Lutyens' Delhi is a historic area in New Delhi, India, known for its grand colonial architecture and home to many high-profile political and business leaders. It is named after British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens.
The Ansal Group is a prominent Indian real estate and construction company with a rich history of developing housing complexes, commercial properties, and infrastructure projects.
The sale of the bungalow for ₹241 crore, at ₹200,000 per square foot, is one of the costliest real estate transactions in India. It highlights the enduring value and appeal of prime locations in Lutyens' Delhi.
The buyer remains anonymous but is believed to be a high-net-worth individual with a keen interest in luxury real estate.
This high-profile sale is expected to set a new benchmark for property prices in Lutyens' Delhi and could potentially drive up prices for similar properties in the area.
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