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From Office Towers to Sea-Facing Homes: Bollywood’s Biggest Real-Estate Bets of 2025

From ₹60-crore sea-facing homes to high-yield office spaces, Bollywood stars are reshaping Mumbai’s real-estate landscape in 2025. Here’s a detailed look at the year’s biggest celebrity property deals and the investment trends behind them.
Worli has emerged as India’s top ultra-luxury real estate hub with ₹5,500 crore worth of high-end homes sold in 2 years.

Worli Emerges as India’s Ultra-Luxury Capital: ₹5,500 Cr+ Homes Sold in 2 Years, Prices Touch ₹1 Lakh/sq ft

Worli has emerged as India’s ultra-luxury capital, capturing 40% of all home sales above ₹40 crore nationwide. With ₹5,500 crore in transactions in just two years and prices hitting ₹1 lakh per sq. ft, Worli is now the country’s most powerful residential micro-market.
Atul Projects has secured redevelopment rights for a 2.76-acre land parcel in Borivali West, launching a ₹750 crore premium housing project along SV Road. With luxury 2, 3, and 4 BHK homes, the development aims to elevate the residential landscape of the western suburbs.

Atul Projects Secures 2.76-Acre Redevelopment in Borivali West; ₹750 Cr GDV Project to Transform SV Road Micro-Market

Atul Projects has secured redevelopment rights for a 2.76-acre land parcel in Borivali West, launching a ₹750 crore premium housing project along SV Road. With luxury 2, 3, and 4 BHK homes, the development aims to elevate the residential landscape of the western suburbs.
Discover the ₹168.72 crore apartment sale in Mumbai's Three Sixty West to businesswoman Jasna Raoul Thackersey—a record-breaking deal highlighting Worli's luxury real estate surge, with comparisons to recent ₹160 crore transactions.

Worli Flat Sold For ₹168.72 crore

In a landmark Worli transaction, Jasna Raoul Thackersey acquires a 14,911 sq ft apartment in Three Sixty West for ₹168.72 crore, surpassing recent ₹160 crore deals and redefining Mumbai’s elite housing standards.
Despite the festive season, Mumbai’s property registrations dipped 15% in October 2025 to 10,947, with stamp duty revenue falling 19%. High prices and affordability issues dampened homebuying sentiment in what’s usually the city’s strongest sales month.

📉 Mumbai Property Registrations Dip 15% in October 2025 Despite Festive Season — A Worrying Signal for Real Estate Market

Despite the festive season, Mumbai’s property registrations dipped 15% in October 2025 to 10,947, with stamp duty revenue falling 19%. High prices and affordability issues dampened homebuying sentiment in what’s usually the city’s strongest sales month.