Mumbai's luxury real estate market has reached new heights with the chairperson of USV Pharma, Leena Gandhi Tewari, purchasing two sea-facing duplexes in Worli for an astounding ₹639 crore, making it the most expensive residential deal in India.
Mumbai Real EstateLuxury ApartmentsHighend PropertyUsv PharmaWorliReal EstateMay 30, 2025
The total cost of the apartment purchase, including stamp duty and GST, is ₹703 crore.
The buyer of the sea-facing duplexes in Worli is Leena Gandhi Tewari, the chairperson of USV Pharma.
The price per square foot of the duplexes in Naman Xana tower is over ₹2.83 lakh.
Other high-profile deals in Worli include Uday Kotak’s ₹400-crore acquisition of an entire building and Sun Pharma’s Dilip Shanghvi’s family purchasing ₹130-crore apartments.
The luxury real estate market in Worli is driven by factors such as prime location, sea views, scarcity of premium inventory, and increasing wealth from the pharmaceutical sector.
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