Two buildings on one plot; only one is in the marketing. · RERA P51900034949 (Wing A · Wing B)

Two buildings on 1.6 acres of Malabar Hill ridge - a 33-floor sale wing facing Back Bay and a 105 m rehousing wing behind it that the marketing does not mention. The lowest home stands 22 m above Walkeshwar Road.

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The physical asset is better than its paperwork. The land is freehold and amalgamated, the holding company was merged into the developer by tribunal order in 2022, the superstructure is at 98 per cent, collections stand at roughly twice the cost of completion and the escrow audit is unqualified. Read blind, this project looked far worse: the orientation of the sanctioned plates is ambiguous, and on the wrong reading the developer's own 105 m second wing walls the sea face that the entire price rests on. It does not - it takes the inland half of the compass, and the bay is open at every floor. What remains is a cluster of paper problems that are cheap to close and have not been: 925 crore rupees of live mortgages on no public register, a regulator's page frozen at a 2022 registration that understates the land by a third and reports zero rehousing units on a scheme with a certified rehab wing, a commencement certificate lapsed since March 2026, no water document at all, and a full title opinion that is contractually barred from reaching the regulator. And one thing that is not paper: the larger half of this compound is a second building the marketing has never mentioned, whose bought-out homes will be sold at a fraction of the price, sharing this building's staircases and refuge floors.