
Pharmaceutical company Gufic Private Limited has purchased a luxury duplex apartment at Lodha Avalon on Juhu Tara Road in Mumbai for Rs 236.33 crore.
The 19,694 sq ft residence has a carpet area of 19,694 sq ft and includes 10 car parking spaces. Property registration documents accessed through Zapkey show that the transaction was registered on October 21, 2026.
The apartment’s transaction value works out to approximately Rs 1.2 lakh per sq ft, based on the registration documents.
The purchase represents a high-value residential property transaction involving a pharmaceutical company in Mumbai’s luxury housing market.
The buyer and seller could not be reached for a response, according to the report.
Sandeep Reddy, co-founder of Zapkey, said pharmaceutical leaders were purchasing marquee homes across Mumbai’s luxury property landscape. He noted that corporate promoters were acquiring large floor plates in premium seaside locations as generational assets.
The duplex is located in Lodha Avalon, a residential project on Juhu Tara Road in Mumbai. The property’s reported carpet area and 10 parking spaces distinguish the transaction as a large-format luxury apartment purchase.
The project has featured in several other high-value property transactions.
Earlier in 2026, Mehul Madhusudan Shah, founder, promoter, chairman and managing director of Encube Ethicals, and Niti Mehul Shah purchased an apartment in Avalon Tower A for Rs 106.52 crore.
The transaction, involving a higher-floor apartment, was registered on July 31, 2026.
In 2025, directors of financial consulting firm Sahastraa Advisors Private Limited purchased a luxury apartment at Avalon Tower for Rs 106 crore.
The apartment on Juhu Tara Road was sold for more than Rs 1 lakh per sq ft, according to the reported registration details.
Another transaction in 2025 involved Heena Lalwani, promoter of Aatman Innovations Private Limited.
She purchased a 9,862 sq ft apartment in Avalon Tower, located on the 10th floor, for Rs 113.42 crore. The property was acquired at Rs 1.15 lakh per sq ft and included five car parking spaces.
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Data collated by Zapkey showed that India’s ultra-luxury housing market recorded 51 marquee residential transactions worth more than Rs 7,100 crore in 2025.
Of this, approximately Rs 1,530 crore worth of properties in Mumbai had direct links to buyers from the pharmaceutical sector.
The report describes pharmaceutical entrepreneurs and executives as an increasingly visible group in luxury home purchases.
It cites post-COVID wealth creation and the preference for real estate as a safe-haven and status asset as factors associated with the trend.
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