Why Buy in Marine Drive
Marine Drive is Mumbai's crown jewel — the most recognisable address in Indian real estate. Rates in 2026 sit at ₹60,000–1,50,000 per sq ft for sea-facing inventory, with 2 BHK apartments from ₹12 crore and penthouses exceeding ₹50 crore. The Art Deco heritage buildings are UNESCO-backed, ensuring architectural preservation. Churchgate connectivity, proximity to the High Court, and the Nariman Point business district make this both a lifestyle and investment address. Supply is extremely limited — new inventory only appears through estate sales or rare redevelopments. We provide discreet off-market access, HNI documentation and NRI repatriation advisory for Marine Drive transactions.
Upcoming projects & infrastructure in Marine Drive
The nearest upcoming infrastructure to Marine Drive is the Line 11 Green, 1.2 km away (approved).
- 🛣️Coastal Road (Phase 1)Opened 20240.3 km
- 🚇Line 3 AquaOpened 20251.2 km
- 🚇Line 11 GreenApproved1.2 km
🔒 Units handing over each year · price by BHK · years to absorb supply · competing projects · infra impact on prices
Prices and timelines are indicative and subject to change. See the disclaimer at the foot of this page.
Frequently asked questions
How many apartments and flats are available for sale in Marine Drive?
13 verified apartments and flats are currently listed for sale in Marine Drive on Mumbai Property Exchange, updated regularly.
What is the average sale price for a flat in Marine Drive?
The average sale for apartments and flats in Marine Drive is approximately ₹12.80 Cr, based on 13 current listings.
What is the sale price range in Marine Drive?
Apartments and Flats for sale in Marine Drive range from ₹6 Cr to ₹25 Cr, depending on size, furnishing and building.
How do I contact Mumbai Property Exchange about a property in Marine Drive?
WhatsApp the MPE team on +91 98200 67525 or call +91 98193 11244. Tap WhatsApp on any listing to reach an advisor.
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