Baba Siddique, a former MLA and corporator from Bandra West, has transformed from a local political figure to a renowned real estate mogul with a net worth of over Rs 15,000 crore. Despite legal challenges, his empire continues to thrive, spanning major p
Baba SiddiqueReal EstateMumbai Property MarketRedevelopment ProjectsPolitical InfluenceReal Estate NewsOct 16, 2024
Baba Siddique entered state politics in 1999 when he contested and won the assembly elections from Bandra West, adding to his role as a corporator.
The slum rehabilitation policy introduced in 1998 opened significant opportunities for real estate developers in Mumbai. Siddique, with his growing political influence, played a pivotal role in facilitating several redevelopment projects, including Daulat Nagar in Santacruz West.
Some of Baba Siddique's early real estate projects include the Link Square Mall on Linking Road in Bandra, Shiv-Asthan Heights on 16th Road, and Maqba Heights near Pali Naka.
In 2017, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) raided his properties, including the luxury residential tower 81 Aureate at Bandra Reclamation, alleging money laundering and attaching 33 high-end apartments. However, the case later collapsed, and the flats were eventually released.
Baba Siddique’s real estate empire is currently estimated to be worth over Rs 15,000 crore, according to a Bandra builder. His business interests also extend to Dubai and London.
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