Puravankara, a leading real estate developer, has secured the redevelopment rights for a housing society in Mumbai’s Malabar Hill, adding seven lakh square feet of development potential with a Gross Development Value (GDV) of Rs 2,700 crore.
Real EstateRedevelopmentMalabar HillPuravankaraLuxury HousingReal Estate MumbaiSep 02, 2025

The Malabar Hill project is significant for Puravankara as it adds seven lakh sq. ft. of development potential with a GDV of Rs 2,700 crore, strengthening their city portfolio to 4.25 million sq ft and a GDV of Rs 10,500 crores. It aligns with their strategy of expanding into key strategic markets in Mumbai.
Puravankara has acquired redevelopment rights in Breach Candy, Pali Hill, Lokhandwala, and is the preferred developer for eight societies in Chembur, with over 1.2 million sq. ft. and an estimated GDV of Rs 2,100 crores.
Malabar Hill is considered a prime location for redevelopment due to its luxurious and high-end properties, strategic location, and strong demand in the real estate market. It attracts both local and international investors, making it an ideal area for high-value projects.
After the Malabar Hill project, Puravankara's city portfolio is estimated to have a Gross Development Value (GDV) of Rs 10,500 crores, with a total development area of 4.25 million sq ft.
This project reflects Puravankara's expertise in redevelopment by showcasing their ability to navigate complex redevelopment projects in prime locations. Their track record of successful developments in various parts of Mumbai further reinforces their position as a leading player in the luxury real estate market.

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