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Mumbai's Bandra Bay project poised to drive ₹1 trillion in high-end real estate investments

The project will feature 8 million sq. ft. of premium space across 140 acres.

Khushboo Ali

Mumbai is ready to redefine luxury living with the Bandra Bay project, a stunning waterfront development poised to become India's 'Waterfront Capital'. This ambitious project, near Bandra–Kurla Complex (BKC), promises over ₹1 trillion in development potential, with nearly 8 million square feet of premium residential and retail space across 140 acres, according to a report by Lighthouse Luxury and CRE Matrix.

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Leading developers like Adani Realty, Hiranandani Communities, Oberoi Realty, and Godrej Properties are already onboard, with more expected to follow suit.

Waterfront properties in Mumbai typically carry a 15-20% price premium, and Bandra Bay is projected to hit ₹1.2 lakh per square foot, with significant room for appreciation. The area’s luxury sales have already outpaced established hotspots like Juhu and Worli, with BKC seeing a 3.6% growth rate, well above Mumbai’s 2.2% average.

Transformative infrastructure investments exceeding ₹2.63 trillion since 2002, including the Coastal Road, Sea Link, Metro lines, and the upcoming Bullet Train, are fuelling this shift. By 2030, BKC's growing office stock adding 7 million square feet, will create a demand for luxury residences, with an estimated 8,000 CXOs needing homes nearby. Bandra Bay’s strategic location and world-class infrastructure are set to make it the go-to luxury destination.

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