Mumbai's Worli, a premium real estate hub, witnesses a significant surge in luxury property transactions, with prices rising by 30% and deals worth Rs 4862 crore.
Luxury Real EstateWorliProperty MarketMumbai Real EstateUltraluxury PropertiesReal Estate NewsMar 13, 2025

The main factors driving the surge in Worli's luxury property market include the completion of major infrastructure projects like the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, the rise of remote working, and increased international interest in Mumbai's real estate.
Property prices in Worli have increased by 30% in the past year.
Worli's ultra-luxury properties often come with amenities such as private gardens, swimming pools, and state-of-the-art security systems.
International interest has increased demand and driven up property prices in Worli, as many overseas investors are looking to diversify their portfolios with high-end real estate in Mumbai.
Future developments such as the Mumbai Metro, the Coastal Road, and the Mumbai International Financial Services Centre (MIFSC) in the nearby BKC are expected to further enhance Worli's connectivity and attractiveness, boosting the demand for luxury properties.

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