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In June this year on 27th day a super luxury deal took place in Worli worth ₹107.15 crore.

The seller according to registration documents is Sugee Developers private limited and the buyers are Abha M Gupta (62) and her son Sreekrishna M Gupta (31).

The buyers Abha Mukesh Gupta and Shreekrishna Mukesh Gupta are related to Mukesh Gupta, Mukesh is the Chairman, Founder and Board member of Llyods group

The property details include a triplex flat spread over three floors 25, 26, and 27 of the building Sea Crest, Shivaji Nagar, Worli.

The carpet are is 13,207 sq ft and the buyers along with the apartment will also have access to 16 car parks in this building.

Also Read: Worli Flats sold for ₹80.8 Cr

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