Leena Gandhi Tewari, Chairperson of USV Private Limited, has made the most expensive residential real estate deal in India, purchasing two duplex flats in Shree Naman Residency’s ‘Naman Xana’ project in Mumbai for ₹639 crores.
Real EstateLuxury PropertyMumbaiUsv Private LimitedLeena Gandhi TewariReal Estate NewsJun 02, 2025
Leena Gandhi Tewari is a reclusive billionaire and the Chairperson of USV Private Limited, a multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology company. She has a Forbes-estimated net worth of $3.9 billion.
The most expensive residential real estate deal in India is the purchase of two duplex flats in the ‘Naman Xana’ project at Worli Sea Face, Mumbai, by Leena Gandhi Tewari for ₹639 crores.
Kanga & Co advised Leena Gandhi Tewari, and Khaitan & Co advised Shree Naman Residency on this transaction.
The combined area of the two duplex flats spans 22,572 square feet, spanning the 32nd to 35th floors of the ‘Naman Xana’ project.
This deal sets a new benchmark for high-value residential transactions in Mumbai and underscores the growing interest in ultra-luxury properties among India's ultra-wealthy.
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