Who is owner of 43-floor building near Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani's Rs 15000 crore Antilia, its special because...
Mumbai: You must have seen the images of Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani's Rs 15000 crore Antilia, which is located on the Mumbai's Altamount Road. Home to some of the most expensive buildings in India, the famous road of Mumbai is a tourist attraction for the city. However, do you know who is the owner of the long building near the 27-storey Antilia often seen in the viral images? Near the luxurious building of Mikesh Ambani's Antilia stands a luxury tower, whose name is Lodha Altamount. Taller than Mukesh Ambani's Antilia, the special building has 43 floors and was built by the Lodha Group. Why is Lodha Altamount special?
The Lodha Altamount is special because it offers one apartment per floor for maximum privacy. In addition to this, the building has world-class amenities like a gym, swimming pool, private cinema, boardroom, and even an art-filled lobby with a Picasso painting, making it a luxurious place to live. Who built Lodha Altamount?
Talking about its history, the famous Lodha Altamount was built on the land where the old US Consulate, known as Washington House was one located. The Lodha Group bought that land in 2012 and made it a luxurious residential buildings.
Designed by German architect Hadi Teherani and features a modern glass façade, the Lodha Altamount is one of the most expensive residential buildings in India, with flats sold for over Rs 100 crore. Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani's Antilia Vs Lodha Altamount
Readers should note that while both Antilia and Lodha Altamount are symbols of wealth and status, they are very different in purpose. On one hand, Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani's Antilia is a private home for the Ambani family, while Lodha Altamount is a residential tower for the ultra-rich families. Together, they show how Altamount Road has become a showcase of India's luxury real estate.
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