The well known city of Mumbai, is India's economic capital.
Everyone knows living in Mumbai is a very expensive place to live in.
And houses? Well they are even more expensive!
Tiny 1 room apartments can sometimes cost lakhs or even crores of rupees.
Mumbai is also home to some of the most rich and famous Indians.
However there are some people who own houses in Mumbai worth hundreds of crores.
I will tell you about the most expensive homes owned by the who’s-who of Mumbai:
According to Wikipedia, Reliance Industries’ chairman Mukesh Ambani’s 27-storey home Antilia
is currently valued at $ 2.2 billion - Rs 15,000 crore -
and is deemed to be the second most valuable residential property in the world
after Buckingham Palace.
Antilla has three helipads, air traffic control, a swimming pool, spa,
a ballroom, a 50-seat theater, terrace gardens,
a temple and health centre and many more facilities.
They also have a snow room with real snow coming out of the walls.
Antilia also has a 168-car garage & 9 high speed elevators.
According to several media reports, billionaire Cyrus Poonawalla
had bought the palatial style Lincoln House for Rs 750 crore in 2015.
The gorgeous seaside mansion in Mumbai’s Breach Candy area
was originally built for the Maharaja of Wankaner, HH Sir Amarsinhji Banesinhji,
however it was later sold to US Embassy. Later Poonawalla bought it from the US government.
Isha Ambani is the daughter of Mukesh Ambani.
When she got married to Anand Piramal,
after which the Piramals brought the luxurious bungalow at Worli Seaface for the couple.
The name of the bungalow is Gulita.
According to an Economic Times,
the Piramals bought the five-storied mansion in 2012 for Rs 452 crore.
Actor Shah Rukh Khan’s Mumbai mansion Mannat is very expensive and well known.
Mannat is estimated to be valued at Rs 200 crore.
It is also a famous Mumbai tourist attraction and fans are often spotted flocking to Mannat
in hopes of catching a glimpse of SRK, if not, they take a picture of themselves with his house plaque.
Mannat, consists of six stories, multiple bedrooms and living areas, a gymnasium,
pool, garden, home offices, private theatre, library and a personal auditorium.
It is the most expensive residence in Mumbai and among the top 10 houses of the world.
Tata Chief Ratan Tata, gorgeous sea-facing bungalow in South Bombay’s Colaba area
according to various news reports is valued at an estimated Rs 150 crore.
The three-storied house opposite Colaba post office
has an infinity pool at the top and is the Tata chairman’s retirement home.
Jalsa in Juhu, Mumbai is one of the many houses owned by Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan and his family.
He stays in the two-storied bungalow with
Amitabh Bachan, his wife Jaya Bachchan,
son Abhishek, his wife Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and grand daughter Aaradhya.
Jalsa was not purchased by Big B himself. Let me tell you.
Director Ramesh Sippy had directed the 1982 film Satte Pe Satta.
The film was a blockbuster hit because of Amitabh's performance. This is why Sippy gifted him the bungalow.
According to multiple reports, Jalsa is currently valued between Rs 100 to Rs 120 crore.