A genuine Worli seafront marquee on a concealed government-land slum-rehabilitation compound.
An open sea view and five-minute coastal access, on slum-rehab government land the marketing never mentions.
The product is real — an open West Arabian Sea outlook for the high floors, best-in-class lifts and seamless coastal access. But the fundamentals (F, 60% of the composite) are weak: government (not freehold) slum land developed under an SRA scheme, a title qualified by pending litigations, 'Poor' RERA-filing legibility, and construction cleared only to plinth on a Rs.131.74 Cr unit. Two material omissions compound it: a slum-rehab compound (three wings, ~287 families) and a private bungalow that the marketing never shows, and a lift lobby (~Rs.8 Cr) folded into the price as area the buyer won't own. The verdict is Investigate — resolvable to a shortlist for a buyer comfortable with SRA/government tenure once the conveyance/lease, the pending-litigation list, compound segregation, full-height CC and the deck-vs-lobby split are cleared.
Pillar scores are provisional roll-ups derived from the 16 attribute scores · FVL numeric scoring pending corpus-wide