Easy Payment Plan
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TYPE
Luxury Apartments
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CONFIG
2 and 3 BHK
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ESTATE
17 acres / 7-acre park
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PRICE FROM
Rs 6.01 Cr
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This is a luxury residential tower from Macrotech Developers Limited at Lodha Park, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013. It sits inside a 17-acre estate wrapped around a 7-acre private park and offers luxury 2 and 3 BHK homes of about 885 to 1,334 sq ft carpet, from about Rs 6.01 Cr. It carries MahaRERA registration P51900014937 and is a completed, ready-to-move address suited to Lower Parel and Worli professionals.
The single most important thing to understand about the community is that it is not a standalone building. It is one tower inside a large, already-built estate with its own park, retail and club infrastructure.
That changes the entire calculation. You are buying into a functioning community rather than a construction site with a brochure attached.
Our analysts compiled the snapshot below from developer collateral, the MahaRERA record and the leading portals. Where sources conflict, we say so rather than choosing the flattering version.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Project | Lodha Adrina at Lodha Park |
| Developer | Macrotech Developers Limited (Lodha) |
| Location | Worli, Mumbai |
| Type | Luxury tower within a gated estate |
| Configuration | 2 and 3 BHK (larger formats on request) |
| Carpet Area | About 885 to 1,334 sq ft |
| Estate Size | About 17 acres with a 7-acre park |
| Tower Height | High-rise, exact floors on request |
| Price From | About Rs 6.01 Cr (indicative) |
| MahaRERA | P51900014937 |
| Status | Ready to move, completion certified |
| Parking | Covered, allotted per home |
| Maintenance | On request from the society |
Two lines in that table decide most shortlists. The Rs 6.01 Cr entry and the ready-to-move status are the reasons buyers choose the development over an under-construction alternative.
Senapati Bapat Marg is one of the most valuable stretches of road in India. It runs through the old mill land belt that became Mumbai’s second central business district.
Kamala Mills, Peninsula Corporate Park, One Indiabulls and the surrounding office towers are all within a short radius of this project. For a Lower Parel professional this is a walk-to-work address.
High Street Phoenix and Palladium sit immediately adjacent, which puts organised retail, cinema and a large part of the city’s premium dining within a few minutes.
Worli Sea Face is roughly two to three kilometres west of the property, and the Bandra-Worli Sea Link takes you north from there without touching the western suburbs road network.
Lower Parel station on the Western Line and Elphinstone Road are both close, giving suburban rail access. The monorail and Metro Line 3 corridors serve the wider pocket.
Honest assessment first. Lower Parel has some of the heaviest peak-hour congestion in the island city, driven by the sheer density of office space in a small area.
Between roughly 9.30 am and 11.00 am, and again from 6.00 pm to 9.00 pm, the roads around Lodha Adrina move slowly. Friday evenings are the worst of the week.
The counter-argument is that you may not need to drive at all. If your office is in the Lower Parel cluster, the commute becomes a walk or a five minute ride.
That is the real proposition here. Lodha Adrina removes the commute rather than shortening it, and in Mumbai terms that is worth more than any amenity in the brochure.
For BKC, the Sea Link route or Metro Line 3 both work. For Navi Mumbai, the Eastern Freeway and the Atal Setu open the harbour corridor.
Street parking around Senapati Bapat Marg is effectively impossible during office hours, so allotted covered parking inside the estate is a genuine daily advantage.
The South Mumbai school catchment applies here, covering Cathedral and John Connon, Campion, JB Petit and Villa Theresa, with Bombay Scottish at Mahim a short drive north.
Healthcare is exceptional. The Parel medical district with KEM, Tata Memorial and Global Hospital is minutes away, and Jaslok, Bhatia and Breach Candy are all within a short drive.
For everyday needs, the Lodha Park estate itself carries retail, and the surrounding belt from Elphinstone to Dadar covers markets, banking and services comprehensively.
Dining is arguably the strongest in the city. The Kamala Mills and Todi Mills clusters hold a dense concentration of restaurants and bars within walking distance of Lodha Adrina.
Open space is the historic weakness of Lower Parel, and it is precisely the gap the 7-acre private park inside the estate is designed to fill.
The resident profile skews heavily towards senior corporate professionals, entrepreneurs, finance and media executives, and a significant expatriate and non-resident Indian layer.
It is a younger demographic than Malabar Hill or Walkeshwar, and considerably more international. That shapes the character of the neighbourhood and the rental market alike.
Safety is not a concern in this pocket. The area is busy at almost all hours, well lit and well policed, with private security throughout the office and residential complexes.
Lower Parel and Worli together form the most actively developed luxury belt in Mumbai, which means competition is real and a buyer has genuine choice.
The competing set includes other towers within the same estate, seafront projects at Worli, and mill land redevelopments across the Lower Parel and Prabhadevi band.
Against that field, the differentiator for Lodha Adrina is the park. Seven acres of private landscaped ground in this postcode is not something a competing single-plot tower can replicate.
The second differentiator is readiness. Buying a completed home removes construction risk entirely, and in a market where delays are common that certainty carries a value of its own.
The trade-off is that ready inventory in an established tower usually means resale rather than fresh developer stock, so availability is unit-by-unit and moves quickly.
| Destination | Approx Distance | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Kamala Mills | Walking distance | Offices and dining cluster |
| Palladium Mall | Adjacent | Premium retail and cinema |
| Lower Parel Station | Short walk or ride | Western Line access |
| Worli Sea Face | 2 to 3 km | Seafront and Sea Link |
| BKC | 7 to 9 km | Banking employment hub |
| Parel Hospitals | 2 to 3 km | KEM, Tata, Global |
| Nariman Point | 8 to 10 km | Legacy CBD |
| Airport T2 | 18 to 20 km | Sea Link or Freeway |
Verify the registration and completion status yourself on the MahaRERA official portal using number P51900014937 before you commit to anything.
Cross-check developer collateral against third-party listings on the Lodha Group website, the major portals.
The developer is Macrotech Developers Limited, listed on both Indian exchanges and among the largest residential builders in the country by sales value.
Lodha Adrina is positioned as one of the final and most exclusive towers within the Lodha Park estate, which spans roughly 17 acres on Senapati Bapat Marg.
The estate is planned around a private park of about 7 acres. In a district built on former mill land with almost no public green space, that park is the defining amenity.
The core offer at Lodha Adrina is a 2 BHK and a 3 BHK, with carpet areas running from about 885 sq ft to roughly 1,334 sq ft.
The 2 BHK sits in the region of 885 to 967 sq ft carpet. For a couple or a small family working in the Lower Parel cluster, that is a well-proportioned island city home.
The 3 BHK runs from about 1,136 to 1,334 sq ft carpet. This is the volume family product and the format that typically holds the strongest resale demand.
Larger formats and penthouses appear in some collateral for the wider estate. Availability and pricing on those should be treated as strictly on request.
All figures quoted are RERA carpet area. Ignore any saleable or super built-up number a broker offers you, because it is not the basis on which the agreement is written.
Stack choice matters more here than layout choice. Homes overlooking the 7-acre park hold a protected outlook, and homes on the sea-facing side of the estate catch the Worli water view.
City-facing stacks look towards the Lower Parel skyline. That is a genuinely spectacular view at night, but it is also the aspect most exposed to future construction.
Because Lodha Adrina is a completed building, you can inspect the actual view from the actual apartment rather than relying on a render. Use that advantage.
Visit at two different times of day. A view that works at noon can be disappointing at dusk, and afternoon sun on a west-facing home changes how it lives.
Towers in this estate are planned with a small number of homes per landing and multiple high-speed lifts per core, which keeps lobby privacy and waiting times reasonable.
Confirm the exact flats-per-floor count for your specific stack at Lodha Adrina, since it varies between towers and determines how the landing feels day to day.
Covered parking is allotted per home. Get the exact bay count written into the agreement, because parking is the most frequently disputed line item in Mumbai transactions.
Ask about service lift access, staff facilities and refuse handling. In a completed building you can observe how these actually work rather than taking a promise on trust.
| Specification | Details |
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| Bedrooms | 2 BHK and 3 BHK |
| Carpet Area | About 885 to 1,334 sq ft |
| Estate Park | About 7 acres, private |
| Estate Size | About 17 acres |
| Homes per Floor | Low, confirm per stack |
| Lifts | Multiple high-speed per core |
| Parking | Covered, allotted |
| Power Backup | Common areas and lifts |
| Security | Multi-tier estate security |
| Status | Completed and occupied |
| Maintenance | On request from the society |
Indicative pricing at Lodha Adrina starts around Rs 6.01 Cr, with 3 BHK homes commonly quoted from about Rs 7.95 Cr and larger or higher-floor units running considerably further.
On a 2 BHK of roughly 944 sq ft carpet, an entry price near Rs 6.01 Cr implies a carpet rate in the region of Rs 63,000 to Rs 64,000 per sq ft.
That is a genuine Lower Parel and Worli number. It sits well above the Mahalaxmi band and reflects both the address and the readiness premium attached to a completed home.
The market’s widest quoted range for units in this tower runs from roughly Rs 6 Cr into the low twenties of crores for the largest homes, which tells you how varied the inventory is.
Maharashtra stamp duty is generally 6 percent of agreement value for a male buyer including the metro cess, with a 1 percent concession commonly available where the buyer is a woman.
Registration is capped at Rs 30,000. On a Rs 6 crore purchase that is immaterial, while the stamp duty at roughly Rs 36 lakh certainly is not.
Here is an important advantage of Lodha Adrina being completed. GST generally does not apply to the sale of a completed property with an occupation certificate, unlike under-construction stock.
Confirm that position for your specific transaction with your tax adviser, because it depends on the completion certificate status and the nature of the seller.
Then add society transfer charges, brokerage on a resale purchase, legal fees, a maintenance deposit and interiors at Rs 3,000 to Rs 6,000 per sq ft for this segment.
A completed, occupation-certified property is the easiest kind for a lender to fund. Expect 75 to 80 percent of agreement value on a clean income profile.

Because the building is already delivered, there is no construction-linked disbursement and no pre-EMI period. The full EMI starts immediately,

which is simpler to budget for.
Stamp duty, registration and transfer costs are not funded by the loan. On a purchase at this level that is a substantial separate cash requirement.

| Config | Carpet | Indicative Price | Best For |
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| 2 BHK | 885 to 967 sq ft | From Rs 6.01 Cr | Couples, investors |
| 3 BHK | 1,136 to 1,334 sq ft | From about Rs 7.95 Cr | Families, best resale |
| Park-facing | Both formats | Premium applies | Protected outlook |
| Higher floors | Both formats | Floor rise applies | Sea and skyline views |
| Larger homes | On request | On request | Trophy buyers |
The amenity story at Lodha Adrina is dominated by one thing. A private park of roughly 7 acres in the middle of Lower Parel is not an amenity, it is a structural advantage.
Lower Parel grew out of industrial mill land and was built out at high density with very little public green space. That is the district’s defining weakness as a place to live.
The estate around Lodha Adrina addresses that directly. Residents get landscaped ground for walking, running and children’s play without leaving the gates.
Beyond the park, the estate carries a clubhouse, swimming pool, fitness centre, indoor games, party and banquet spaces, sports facilities and a retail element.
Security operates at estate level with multiple tiers, controlled vehicle entry, CCTV coverage and manned lobbies at each tower including Lodha Adrina.
Because the estate is complete and occupied, you can inspect all of it before buying. Walk the park, look at the pool, check the gym equipment and speak to residents if you can.
That is a significant advantage over any under-construction purchase, where the amenity package exists only as a drawing until several years after you pay.
| Fitness | Security | Lifestyle | Estate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gymnasium | Multi-tier entry | Swimming pool | 7-acre private park |
| Jogging track | CCTV cover | Clubhouse | On-site retail |
| Sports courts | Manned lobbies | Banquet space | Covered parking |
| Kids play zone | Visitor control | Indoor games | Backup power |
| Wellness spaces | Perimeter watch | Landscaped decks | Waste handling |
Lower Parel is one of the strongest rental markets in India, and that materially improves the investment case for Lodha Adrina relative to a purely residential address.
The tenant pool is drawn from the office towers next door: senior corporate management, consultants, bankers, media executives and expatriates on company housing packages.
Gross rental yields in this band still sit in the 2.5 to 3.5 percent range. That is better than deep South Mumbai but still modest against the capital committed.
The advantage of a ready home is that rental income starts immediately. There is no three year gap between payment and first cheque, which changes the cashflow profile completely.
Corporate leasing is common here, and a company-paid tenancy typically brings longer tenure, better covenant quality and fewer collection issues than an individual let.
On capital growth our view is measured. Lower Parel is a mature market rather than an emerging one, so expect steady appreciation rather than a step change.
Resale liquidity at Lodha Adrina is better than most South Mumbai stock, because the address is widely recognised and the buyer pool for a ready home is larger than for a construction-stage one.
| Metric | This Tower | Lower Parel Norm |
|---|---|---|
| Entry Price | About Rs 6.01 Cr | Rs 5 Cr and above |
| Carpet Rate | Around Rs 63,000 per sq ft | Rs 55,000 to Rs 80,000 |
| Gross Yield | 2.5 to 3.5 percent | 2.5 to 3.5 percent |
| Income Starts | Immediately, ready home | Varies by project |
| Tenant Profile | Corporate and expatriate | Similar |
| Resale Liquidity | Good, recognised address | Medium to good |
| Construction Risk | None, already delivered | Varies |
| Risk Rating | 3 out of 10 | 4 to 6 out of 10 |
Readiness is the first and biggest strength. Lodha Adrina is a completed, occupied building, which removes construction risk, delay risk and the multi-year wait entirely.
The 7-acre private park is the second. In a district built on mill land with almost no green space, that landscape is the single most valuable feature of the estate.
The third is the walk-to-work proposition. If you work in the Lower Parel cluster, buying here converts a Mumbai commute into a short walk, which is close to priceless.
Rental demand is genuinely deep, drawn from the office towers immediately around the estate. Corporate leasing keeps vacancy low and covenant quality high.
Finally, you can inspect everything before you buy. The pool, the gym, the park and the actual view from the actual apartment are all available to see today.
Pricing is the first consideration. At roughly Rs 63,000 per sq ft carpet, this is one of the more expensive residential rates in the city outside the Worli seafront.
Peak-hour congestion around Senapati Bapat Marg is severe. If your daily routine involves driving out at 10 am, that will be a permanent frustration.
Availability is limited and mostly resale. In a completed tower you buy what is on the market, not what you would ideally choose, so stack and floor options are constrained.
Estate-level maintenance in a development of this quality is substantial, and as a buyer you inherit whatever the society has already decided about charges and reserves.
The neighbourhood is commercial in character. Lower Parel is energetic and convenient, but it is not quiet, and buyers seeking a residential enclave feel that difference.
Based on our analysis, Lodha Adrina suits a buyer who works in central Mumbai, wants to move in now, and values a private park over a sea view. It suits a quiet-suburb seeker poorly.
This is the archetypal buyer. Senior management working at Kamala Mills, Peninsula Corporate Park or the surrounding towers gain back an hour or more each day.
Over a ten year holding period, that time saving is worth more in quality of life than almost any price difference between competing addresses.
For a family with young children, the 7-acre park is transformative. Children can cycle, run and play inside a secure boundary, which is rare anywhere in the island city.
Combined with the South Mumbai school catchment and the Parel medical district, the practical case for a family at Lodha Adrina is strong.
A ready home in a proven rental market is a fundamentally different asset from an under-construction one. Income begins immediately rather than in three years.
The 2 BHK format is the sharpest rental pick at Lodha Adrina, with the lowest ticket, the widest tenant pool and the easiest re-letting between tenancies.
For an overseas buyer, a completed home in a managed estate with corporate tenant demand is about as low-maintenance as Indian real estate gets.
Confirm repatriation limits and the tax withholding position with a chartered accountant before you structure the purchase, since the rules are workable but not automatic.
Anyone wanting quiet, low-rise residential surroundings should look at Bandra, Khar or Malabar Hill instead. Lower Parel is a commercial district first.
Anyone whose priority is a sea view should consider a Worli seafront tower and accept the higher rate that comes with it.
Lower Parel is Mumbai’s most successful urban regeneration story. In three decades it went from closed textile mills to the city’s second business district.
That maturity cuts both ways for Lodha Adrina. The upside of an emerging market has already been captured, so future growth is steady rather than dramatic.
The offsetting benefit is stability. Office absorption in the belt remains strong, which sustains both the resident buyer pool and the rental market year after year.
Metro Line 3 improves access to BKC and the airport corridor, and the Coastal Road shortens the run north along the western seafront.
New residential supply in the immediate belt is constrained by land availability, which supports values in existing quality stock such as Lodha Adrina.
Our forward view for the next 24 months is modest appreciation with strong rental stability, which is exactly the profile a conservative buyer should want.
| Criteria | This Tower | Worli Seafront | Mill Land Tower |
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| Entry Price | From Rs 6.01 Cr | Higher | Similar or lower |
| Open Space | 7-acre private park | Limited, sea outlook | Minimal |
| Readiness | Ready to move | Mixed | Often under construction |
| Commute | Walk to Lower Parel offices | Short drive | Similar |
| Rental Yield | 2.5 to 3.5 percent | 2.0 to 2.5 percent | 2.5 to 3.0 percent |
| Construction Risk | None | Varies | Real |
| Unit Choice | Limited, resale led | Varies | Wide at launch |
| GST on Purchase | Generally not applicable | Depends on status | Applicable |
Read that table as a choice between three things: a sea view, a lower price, or a ready home beside a private park. Lodha Adrina is unambiguously the third option.
Because Lodha Adrina is complete, many purchases here are resale transactions rather than direct developer sales, and the process differs in important ways.
Check the occupation certificate and the completion status of the specific tower. Confirm that the seller holds clean title and that the society has issued no objection.
Ask for the society’s outgoing statement to see whether any maintenance dues are outstanding on the apartment you are buying.
Review the society’s reserve and sinking fund position. A well capitalised fund matters enormously in a building that will need renewal cycles over the coming decades.
Have a property lawyer conduct a full title search and review the chain of ownership. On a resale purchase this diligence is more important than on a first sale.
Get the loan sanctioned in principle before you negotiate. A ready property with clean papers is straightforward for a lender, so there is no reason to leave it to the end.
Budget for society transfer charges and brokerage, both of which apply on a resale and neither of which appears in the quoted price.
Should you buy here? Yes, if you work in central Mumbai, want to move in immediately, value a large private park, and can fund a carpet rate around Rs 63,000 per sq ft.
No, if you want a quiet residential enclave, if a sea view is non-negotiable, or if you need a wide choice of floors and stacks rather than whatever is currently on the market.
Our risk rating for Lodha Adrina is 3 out of 10, the lowest in this Lodha set, because the building is delivered and there is no construction exposure at all.
The best-fit buyer is a senior professional working within walking distance who wants a park-facing home and a move-in date measured in weeks rather than years.
On timing, ready inventory in a recognised estate moves quickly. If a park-facing stack becomes available at Lodha Adrina, it is unlikely to sit on the market for long.
Request the current availability list rather than a generic price sheet. In a completed tower the only question that matters is which specific homes are actually for sale.
Visit twice, once on a weekday morning and once in the evening. Test the traffic, walk the park, and stand on the deck of the apartment you are considering.
Ask for four documents: the occupation certificate, the society no objection, the outgoing statement for the flat, and a complete cost sheet including transfer charges.
A ready-property transaction typically completes in four to six weeks once the loan and title search are done, which is faster than most under-construction purchases.
If you are comparing across the city, see our coverage of Lodha Bellevue at Mahalaxmi, Lodha Vero at Matunga and Lodha Aura at Wadala.
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