The luxury real estate market in Mumbai continues to surge, with Lloyds Group promoters recently acquiring six flats at Kalpataru Prive, Tardeo, for a staggering ₹227 Crores. The deal, facilitated by M/s Solicis Lex Advisory, highlights the growing demand for high-end properties in premium locations.
Luxury Real EstateHighend PropertiesMumbai Real EstateKalpataru PriveLloyds GroupReal Estate NewsJul 23, 2025
The deal is significant because it highlights the growing demand for high-end properties in Mumbai. Lloyds Group's promoter family purchased six flats at Kalpataru Prive for ₹227 Crores, reflecting the strength of the luxury real estate market and the appeal of premium locations like Tardeo.
The transaction was facilitated by M/s Solicis Lex Advisory, Advocates and Solicitors, who completed the deal in a record 3 days.
Kalpataru Prive is known for its ultra-luxury homes and is located on Altamount Road, a prestigious street in Mumbai. The project includes six flats spanning 27 BHKs, spread across the 18th to the 23rd floors, with 4 floors of parking and a total carpet area of 17,908 sq ft.
Altamount Road is known for its exclusivity and is home to high-net-worth individuals and high-end residences. It is often referred to as Mumbai's Billionaires' club, making it a prime location for luxury real estate.
The surge in luxury real estate deals is attributed to the booming infrastructure, fast-track connectivity such as coastal roads, luxury amenities, and premium locations. These factors are making high-end properties in Mumbai increasingly attractive to investors and buyers.
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