High-net-worth individuals flock to South Mumbai for luxurious properties, driving up demand and transforming the real estate landscape.
Luxury Real EstateSouth MumbaiHighnetworth IndividualsIndian BusinessmenLuxury LivingReal Estate MumbaiAug 18, 2024

Yohan Poonawalla is a prominent businessman and member of the Poonawalla family, with interests in various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, engineering, and real estate.
The Poonawallas' new mansion reflects the growing trend of luxury living in South Mumbai and solidifies the family's status among India's elite.
MYP Design Studio, led by Michelle Poonawalla, handled the interior design of the mansion, aiming to fuse modern luxury with historical charm.
The demand for luxurious homes remains strong, driven by a mix of international investment interest and local wealth accumulation, with property values expected to continue rising.
The Poonawalla family has deep roots in the pharmaceutical industry, with Yohan's father, Zavaray Poonawalla, co-founding the Serum Institute of India, one of the world's largest vaccine manufacturers.

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