SR Menon Properties LLP has purchased a 14,866 sq ft luxury apartment in the prestigious Lodha Sea Face project in Worli, Mumbai, for a whopping ₹187 crore. This transaction highlights the ongoing resilience and demand in Mumbai's high-end real estate mar
Mumbai Real EstateLuxury ApartmentsHighend PropertiesMacrotech DevelopersLodha Sea FaceReal Estate MumbaiMar 17, 2025
The luxury apartment in the Lodha Sea Face project was sold for ₹187 crore.
The luxury apartment was purchased by SR Menon Properties LLP.
The Lodha Sea Face project is located in Worli, Mumbai.
The Lodha Sea Face project offers amenities such as a private beach, state-of-the-art fitness centers, and top-notch security.
This sale is significant as it highlights the strong demand for high-end properties in prime locations like Worli, despite economic uncertainties and the ongoing pandemic.
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