Anita Puri and Daughter Sell Worli Luxury Apartment for ₹27 Crore

• Worli apartment sold for ₹27 crore, up from ₹19.81 crore purchase price
• Deal registered on March 24, 2026 with ₹1.62 crore stamp duty
• Property located in ultra-luxury project Omkar 1973

Mumbai: Anita Puri, wife of former MD of HDFC Bank Aditya Puri and her daughter Amrita Puri have sold a luxury apartment in Worli for ₹27 crore. The deal confirmed through property registration documents accessed by Liases Foras, reflects continued momentum in the city’s high-end housing market.

The apartment is located in Omkar 1973, one of Mumbai’s most prominent luxury residential developments. Positioned on a higher floor, the unit offers expansive views and premium living features typically associated with the project’s ultra-luxury positioning.

Records indicate that the property was originally acquired in March 2017 for ₹19.81 crore, suggesting a capital appreciation of over ₹7 crore in nearly nine years. The apartment was sold to buyers Suraymya Nevatia and Akshada Nevatia. As part of the transaction, the property includes four dedicated car parking spaces, an important value addition in Mumbai’s space-constrained real estate market.

The deal was officially registered on March 24, 2026. Stamp duty of ₹1.62 crore was paid, along with a registration fee of ₹30,000. Attempts to reach the parties involved did not elicit any response at the time of reporting.

Developed by Omkar Realtors, Omkar 1973 stands out as a landmark twin-tower residential project in Worli. Known for its sea-facing apartments, expansive layouts, and high-end amenities, the development has consistently attracted affluent buyers and investors. Its architectural scale and exclusivity make it one of the most sought-after addresses in South Mumbai.

This latest deal comes amid a broader trend of high-value residential transactions in Mumbai’s luxury segment. Industry experts note that despite global economic uncertainties, demand for premium homes in key micro-markets such as Worli, Malabar Hill, and Mahalaxmi remains resilient, driven by high-net-worth individuals and long-term investors.

The Puri family has been active in Mumbai’s luxury real estate market over the years. In November 2020, Anita Puri and Amrita Puri jointly purchased a sea-facing apartment in Lodha Seamont for ₹50 crore. Located near Raj Bhavan in Walkeshwar, the property was acquired along with seven parking spaces, reflecting their preference for premium, large-format residences in prime locations.

Recent months have also seen other high-profile property transactions across South Mumbai. In March 2026, Prabhu Deva sold two apartments in the Minerva tower in Mahalaxmi for ₹14.80 crore. The units, originally purchased in 2012, highlight long-term investment activity in the city’s luxury housing segment.

The ₹27 crore Worli deal not only reflects healthy appreciation but also reinforces Mumbai’s position as one of India’s most dynamic luxury real estate markets. With limited supply in prime areas and sustained demand from affluent buyers, the city’s high-end housing segment is expected to remain active in the coming quarters.