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Mumbai Property Deals: Juhu sets new luxury real estate record with INR 106 crore apartment sale in Avalon Tower

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Last Updated : 12th Mar, 2025
Synopsis

A record-breaking luxury apartment sale in Mumbai's Juhu area saw Paresh and Avni Shah purchase a 9,863 sq. ft. unit in Avalon Tower for INR 106 crore, marking a price of over INR 1 lakh per sq. ft. The transaction reflects Mumbai's booming high-end real estate market, with the tower's completion set for 2028. Similar luxury sales have been recorded across India, including a INR 75 crore penthouse in Delhi, an INR 80 crore villa in Bengaluru, and a INR 45 crore apartment in Chennai. Rising demand for luxury homes signals strong investment potential in India's real estate sector.

In Mumbai's Juhu area, a new record has been set for luxury apartment sales with the purchase of a 9,863-square-foot apartment at Avalon Tower for INR 106 crore by Paresh Shah and Avni Shah, the directors of financial consulting firm Sahastraa Advisors. This transaction, priced at over INR 1 lakh per square foot, marks a significant benchmark for the Juhu locality. The apartment, located on the seventh floor of the tower, was sold with five car parking spaces, with the transaction being registered on January 19, 2025. Along with the purchase, the Shahs paid INR 6.39 crore in stamp duty and a registration fee of INR 30,000. This transaction comes as a part of a broader trend of luxury properties achieving unprecedented prices in Mumbai's high-demand areas.


The developer behind Avalon Tower is V Hotels Ltd, acquired by Macrotech Developers (Lodha Group) in 2024. This acquisition aligns with the growing trend of significant investments and acquisitions in Mumbai's real estate market. The tower's completion is set for 2028, and with the growing interest in luxury developments in Mumbai, the city remains a hotspot for high-value real estate investments.

In parallel, luxury real estate transactions have been making waves in other cities as well. For instance, in Delhi, a luxury project in the Lutyens' Zone recently broke records, with a sale of a penthouse for INR 75 crore in 2024, highlighting the increasing appetite for high-end properties. Similarly, in Bengaluru, a luxury residential development in Whitefield reached INR 80 crore for a sprawling 10,000-square-foot villa, demonstrating the city's rising demand for upscale homes.

Notably, Chennai too has seen a significant increase in luxury real estate transactions, with a luxury apartment in the city's iconic OMR (Old Mahabalipuram Road) area being sold for INR 45 crore in late 2024. This marks a 20% increase in the average value of luxury apartments in the region over the past year.

As these cities reflect growing demand for luxury properties, similar trends can be observed in markets like Pune and Hyderabad, where developers are focusing on catering to high-net-worth individuals (HNWI) with tailored offerings. As India continues to witness growing demand for luxury real estate, these benchmarks in Juhu, Delhi, Bengaluru, and Chennai are expected to be surpassed, reinforcing the long-term investment potential of the country's real estate market.

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