Costliest Deals: Mumbai’s real estate industry regularly makes headlines with multi-crore deals. High-end transactions are common in the city, as shown by Yohan Poonawalla and his wife Michelle’s purchase of a home in Cuffe Parade for over Rs 500 crore, and Uday Kotak’s acquisition of a sea-facing residential building in Worli for more than Rs 400 crore. Similarly, Leena Gandhi Tewari, the chairperson of USV Ltd, a multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology company, has joined the trend by purchasing two duplexes for Rs 639 crore.

Who Bought This House:
According to the media sources, Leena Gandhi Tewari, the chairman of pharmaceutical behemoth USV Ltd., paid Rs 639 crore for two opulent duplex apartments with a view of the sea in Mumbai’s posh Worli neighborhood. In India, this is among the most expensive home purchases ever documented.

Apartment Location:
The apartments are situated on the 32nd through 35th floors of the recently built, 40-story luxury skyscraper, Naman Xana, which has a view of the Arabian Sea. The sum, which spans 22,572 square feet, is more than Rs 2.83 lakh per square foot, which is the highest amount ever paid for real estate in India.

In addition, Tewari paid more than Rs 63.9 crore in GST and stamp fees for the registration, making her total transaction more than Rs 700 crore.

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Previous Real Estate Deals:
Mumbai has seen many multi-crore real estate transactions recently. According to the Mint, Kotak Mahindra Bank founder Uday Kotak and his family paid more than Rs 400 crore in 2025 to purchase a property with 22 apartments in Worli, Mumbai. According to media reports, millionaire industrialist Yohan Poonawalla and his spouse Michelle paid more than Rs 500 crore in 2024 for a 30,000 square foot solitary mansion in Cuffe Parade, South Mumbai.

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