Sri Lotus Developers and Realty Ltd has been appointed to redevelop a prestigious ultra-luxury project in Bandra West, Mumbai, near the iconic Bandstand Promenade. The project aims to redefine premium living with world-class amenities and exclusive design.
Real EstateLuxury RedevelopmentBandra WestSri Lotus DevelopersMumbaiReal Estate MumbaiSep 09, 2025
The new ultra-luxury project is located in Bandra West, Mumbai, near the iconic Bandstand Promenade.
Sri Lotus Developers primarily focuses on redevelopment projects in the ultra-luxury and luxury segments in the western suburbs of Mumbai.
Sri Lotus Developers currently has 13 ongoing or upcoming projects in the western suburbs of Mumbai, with a total saleable area of 16.9 lakh square feet.
54% of Sri Lotus Developers' projects are redevelopment projects, while the remaining 46% are greenfield projects.
Shares of Sri Lotus Developers and Realty Ltd ended at ₹180.45, down by ₹2.40 or 1.31%, on the BSE on September 9.
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