Mumbai’s real estate 🙏🏼

I would put 1.6 Cr in FD and and get 1 lakh per month interest and stay in a 4 star hotel and still will have money left for monthly expenses. Real estate is not real.

You bring ₹1.6 crore to Mumbai and the broker shows you a house where your bed and fridge are in a situationship

Where India’s ₹1 crore earners are ?

Wait, this cant be true.. just 1.6 crore?

With 1.6cr to spend. Move to mountains and live a peaceful life rather than living like a cockroach (an honest feedback from a Mumbaikar)

Compare this to Bangalore or Chennai where similar budget gets you a proper 2BHK with parking and amenities. Mumbai's scarcity model works perfectly for sellers but kills affordability for everyone else.

this looks like 400 sq feet so easily 3 crore at walkeshwar. if its 1.6 must be on pagdi not ownership.

Location looks like junction of Malabar Hill / Babulnath road. For this locality and two persons, this is a good deal. A little touch up, interiors will make it liveable. You get a 1BHK in Dahisar for 1 Cr. For only 60% extra, this is a much better option. Good ventilation too.

Avg mumbaikar Sea to dikh raha h na🤡

In every mid sized to large Indian city, the mid range housing market is completely broken. Middle class families can barely afford anything decent above ₹80 lakh these days, it desperately needs fixing through better supply and policy reforms. That said, this place actually looks nice with solid ventilation and a great view.

If you work remotely then it's better to move to vizag. You can rent a 3BHK right on the main beach road at 25-30K.

Mumbai: Where dreams come true, but only if your budget is 2+ crore for a 1BHK.

Not worth more than 25L in any other city.

In the same budget in small cities you will get 16 acres

I've shifted to a city that is primarily a military area. All facilities are available bec of military presence. Lush green, beautiful, & weather much better than Delhi. My physical, mental & emotional health has improved a lot. Fresh veggies bec of nearby villages. Im truly

even 8% FD on that would give you more than 1 lac per month, pay 50% of that to rent and sip remaining 50% , enjoy your middle age life 😉

The entire game is about redevelopment. People know what they will get when once this goes under redevelopment. And eventually it has to given that its mumbai

No way... It's almost sea facing & close to the main road. It's at least 5 Cr.

Bahot jyada de raha hain 🤣😂

As they say, you come to Mumbai to earn and survive. Not to live.

No way that's 1.6cr That's 3cr north atleast Looks like a south Bombay no property is below that in that area

1.60 cr agar koi de raha hai is ghar ke liye to wo kharidne wala aadmi chutiya hai, bhechne wala nahi.

At this price you can buy a riverside villa in any nearby village and live peacefully🫢

If it's near the sea then I'm sure the cost is more than double

sad, just sad look at this living standard.

My village is better than 4lacs per bigha and total greenery zero pollution.

Not even joking this looks like a PG kitchen

is it bad if i say this is a steal..?

BC, meri 2 gaay isse jyada bade gothe me rahati hai.

At this price i can build a Good Bussiness

Price per square foot in Mumbai Cost of Buying a House (₹/sq ft) Borivali West — ₹25,443 Borivali East — ₹25,570 Goregaon West — ₹26,706 Goregaon East — ₹37,687 Andheri West — ₹41,733 Andheri East — ₹26,059 Juhu — ₹83,238 Powai — ₹35,643 Khar — ₹51,697 Kurla — ₹18,715 Bandra West — ₹88,422 Bandra East — ₹45,601 Worli — ₹1,02,169 Dharavi — ₹17,000 Lower Parel — ₹66,251 Dadar — ₹39,007 Wadala — ₹39,046 Malabar Hill — ₹1,17,725 Marine Lines — ₹85,031 Colaba — ₹46,444 Data as of: December 2025 Source: IIFL Finance

Yes i quoted 1.3 for mine

Redevelopment purchase is always good than buying a new one

Always Invest in Tier 2 or 3 and most importantly in your village

Bro with that sum of money, I would build a mansion with great amenities at a far away place, that's totally isolated from chaos...😌🍹