Lavish Living Home

Luxury property in Mumbai

39 projects · 25 developers · priced ₹2.36 Crore – ₹97.50 Crore·Updated 8 October 2026

Median asking rate

₹57,000/ sq.ft

Across 39 luxury projects in Mumbai

Range

₹27,313 – ₹1,50,000

Cheapest to dearest project

Micro-markets

3

Ranked by asking rate below

Projects

39

Starting price

₹2.36 Crore

Developers

25

Sizes

650–22,572 sq.ft

Luxury homes in Mumbai are asking a median ₹57,000 per sq.ft across 39 projects, ranging ₹27,313 to ₹1,50,000. 17 of the 39 are ready to move in, 22 under construction. Every project is hand-picked, RERA-checked where applicable, and offered with transparent pricing and zero brokerage.

Mumbai micro-markets by asking rate

Every area where we track at least 3 luxury projects, dearest first. Median across them ₹59,955.

#LocalityProjectsMedian rate
1Worli8₹79,734
2Bandra East6₹59,955
3Mahalaxmi5₹54,267

Luxury homes in Mumbai by budget

What each home type costs in Mumbai

Home typeProjectsMedian rate
Apartments39₹57,000

Developers building in Mumbai

Median asking rate for every developer with at least 3 projects here. A higher rate means higher positioning, not better building.

Luxury projects in Mumbai

Naman Xana
Under Construction9.8/10
Featured

Apartment

Naman Xana

Worli

₹97.5 Crore onwards

6500 - 22572 sq.ftShree Naman Group
Rustomjee Parishram
Ready to Move9.4/10

Apartment

Rustomjee Parishram

Bandra West

₹76.8 Crore onwards

6500 sq.ftRustomjee
Lodha Malabar
Under Construction9.7/10

Apartment

Lodha Malabar

Malabar Hill

₹53.80 Crore onwards

3843 - 6271 sq.ftLodha GroupLodha Group
Oberoi Three Sixty West
Ready to Move9.7/10

Apartment

Oberoi Three Sixty West

Worli

₹45 Crore onwards

5235 - 6651 sq.ftOberoi Realty
Sunteck Signature Island
Ready to Move9.5/10

Apartment

Sunteck Signature Island

Bandra East

₹35.25 Crore onwards

2800 - 6200 sq.ftSunteck Realty
Kalpataru One Worli
Under Construction9.5/10

Apartment

Kalpataru One Worli

Worli

₹30.06 Crore onwards

3800 - 5200 sq.ftKalpataru
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Frequently asked questions

What is the price per sq.ft for luxury property in Mumbai?

Across the 39 luxury projects Lavish Living Home tracks in Mumbai, the median asking rate is ₹57,000 per sq.ft, with individual projects ranging from ₹27,313 to ₹1,50,000. These are asking rates on currently listed inventory as of 8 October 2026, not registered transaction values, and they cover the luxury end of the market rather than all housing stock.

Which is the most expensive area in Mumbai?

Of the 3 Mumbai micro-markets Lavish Living Home tracks with at least 3 luxury projects, Worli is the dearest at a median ₹79,734 per sq.ft, and Mahalaxmi the most affordable at ₹54,267. The median across those micro-markets is ₹59,955.

What does a luxury home in Mumbai cost?

Ticket prices run ₹2.36 Crore – ₹97.50 Crore, for homes between 650 and 22,572 sq.ft. By budget that is 13 under ₹5 cr, 9 ₹5 – 10 cr, 11 ₹10 – 25 cr, 6 ₹25 cr and above.

Which developers build luxury homes in Mumbai?

25 developers have luxury projects in Mumbai. Of those with at least 3 projects, Godrej Properties asks the most at a median ₹70,851 per sq.ft and Sunteck Realty the least at ₹54,754. Asking rate reflects positioning, not build quality.

Is it better to buy ready-to-move or under-construction in Mumbai?

Lavish Living Home tracks 17 ready-to-move and 22 under-construction luxury projects in Mumbai. Comparing apartments only, completed projects ask 16% less per sq.ft than those still building.

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How we calculate these rates

Every figure here is computed from the 39 luxury projects Lavish Living Home lists in Mumbai, as of 8 October 2026. A project's rate is its entry price divided by the size of its smallest listed configuration; the figures above are medians of those, so one outlier cannot move them.

These are asking prices on live inventory, not registered transaction values, and they describe the luxury end of Mumbai rather than all housing stock. We publish no year-on-year change because we hold no historical series — a trend drawn from a single snapshot would be invented.