In one of the biggest real estate transactions in Mumbai's residential market, a luxury apartment in Juhu has been sold for a staggering Rs 106.52 crore. This deal highlights the ongoing interest in premium properties in the city.
Mumbai Real EstateLuxury ApartmentJuhuHighnetworth IndividualsResidential MarketReal EstateMar 05, 2025

The luxury apartment in Juhu was sold for Rs 106.52 crore.
Juhu is known for its prime location, high-end amenities, celebrity residents, and vibrant lifestyle. It offers easy access to high-quality infrastructure and entertainment options, making it highly desirable for luxury properties.
The likely buyers of luxury properties in Mumbai are high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) who are willing to invest in premium real estate. These buyers often have significant interests in various industries and are attracted to the city's vibrant lifestyle and prime locations.
The luxury real estate market in Mumbai is driven by the availability of high-quality infrastructure, the presence of international brands, and the city's vibrant lifestyle. Prime locations like Juhu, Bandra, and Pali Hill are particularly attractive to buyers.
The sale of the Juhu apartment for Rs 106.52 crore is a positive sign for the broader real estate market, indicating strong demand and investor confidence in the luxury segment. It suggests that the market is well-positioned for growth despite economic challenges.

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