Worli, one of Mumbai's most prestigious real estate hotspots, has experienced a record-breaking surge in ultra-luxury property transactions, totaling Rs 4,862 crore over the past two years. This trend highlights the enduring appeal of prime locations for
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The total value of ultra-luxury property transactions in Worli over the past two years is Rs 4,862 crore.
The growth is driven by the area's prime location, robust infrastructure, world-class amenities, government initiatives, and international interest.
Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, the luxury real estate market in Worli has shown resilience, with transactions continuing to rise.
Popular properties in the luxury segment of Worli include penthouses, luxury apartments, and sprawling villas, each offering a blend of opulence and comfort.
The government has implemented modern urban planning and introduced sustainable infrastructure projects to support the development of Worli, improving living conditions and property values.

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