A prominent former Thane Municipal Corporation corporator – who happens to be the son of a Maharashtra minister – recently made a marquee real estate purchase in Mumbai. The luxury flat, acquired for Rs 46.62 crore, is in Worli’s coveted premium address. The buyer: Vihang Pratap Sarnaik, ex-corporator and son of Maharashtra minister Pratap Sarnaik.


The Deal Details
Here are all the specifications of the apartment:

  • Unit: Building B-4801 (Tower B), 48th floor, “Three Sixty West”, Worli, Mumbai
  • Carpet area (RERA): 635.27 sq m (≈ 6,838 sq ft)
  • Additional area: 219 sq ft
  • Free-sale land area of the complex: 12,165.77 sq m
  • Car parks: 4 dedicated parking spaces
  • Stamp duty paid: Rs 2.79 crore
  • Registration date: August 20, 2025

Why This Address Matters
Three Sixty West is one of Mumbai’s most premium residential towers, developed by Oberoi Realty. It has emerged as an aspirational address for top-tier buyers. Among its other residents are names such as Shahid Kapoor – who acquired a flat in the tower for around Rs 58–59 crore. Also, business magnate Radhakishan Damani and his family made bulk purchases in the towers, underlining the strong investor faith in this location. The combination of sea-link connectivity, luxury finishes, and ultra-prime neighbourhood credentials makes this building a trophy asset.

Vihang Pratap Sarnaik is the son of Pratap Sarnaik, a senior leader from Shiv Sena and Cabinet Minister in Maharashtra.

Buyer Profile
Vihang Pratap Sarnaik is the son of Pratap Sarnaik, a senior leader from Shiv Sena and Cabinet Minister in Maharashtra. The Sarnaik family has its base in Thane, and Vihang himself is the Director of the real-estate-focused Vihang Group. His acquisition of a flat in a mega-tower like Three Sixty West further underscores the deep pockets and investment appetite among HNIs in Mumbai’s luxury zone.

A detailed message sent to Vihang Sarnaik seeking his comment didn’t yield a response.


What It Signals
This transaction highlights multiple market signals:

  • Even in what many consider a cooling luxury market, marquee properties in trophy towers continue to attract top buyers.
  • The Rs 46 + crore ticket size underlines that ultra-premium Mumbai real estate remains in demand.
  • Ownership of 4 car parks further shows the value attached to ancillary features in such homes.
  • For ordinary buyers and investors, it reaffirms that location + scale + brand address are still the key differentiators in Mumbai’s ultra-luxury segment.

Also Read: Zydus Family Trust Acquires Ultra-Luxury Apartment at Mumbai’s 360 West for ₹200 Crore

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