Mumbai’s luxury real estate market has just set another record, with two sea-facing duplex apartments in Worli being sold for Rs 639 crore. This marks India’s most expensive residential apartment sale to date.
Luxury Real EstateMumbaiWorliNaman XanaHighend PropertyReal EstateMay 29, 2025
This sale marks India’s most expensive residential apartment sale to date, reflecting the premium value and desirability of Worli’s prime real estate.
Leena Gandhi Tewari, chairman of a pharma company Ltd, purchased the two ultra-luxury units on floors from 32 to 35 at Naman Xana in Worli.
The duplex apartments were sold at a cost of Rs 2.83 lakh per sq ft on a carpet area basis.
Tewari shelled out more than Rs 63.9 crore in stamp duty and GST alone, bringing the total payment for the transaction to just short of Rs 703 crore.
Worli is a sea-facing locality in south-central Mumbai with panoramic views of the Arabian Sea, proximity to Bandra, Nariman Point, and upcoming infrastructure such as the coastal road and sea link extensions, making it a favorite location for India’s elite class.
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