Quick answer: Mumbai has more skyscrapers under construction than any other city in the world: more than 300 towers of 150 metres or taller, against at least 38 in Dubai and 11 in New York City (Wikipedia, September 2025). The tallest finished building in Mumbai is Lokhandwala Minerva (301 m). The tallest buildings in Mumbai under construction are Prestige Ocean Towers (331 m), Sugee Empire Tower (311 m), Prestige Sky Tower (307.7 m) and MICL Aaradhya Avaan (307 m). All four are due in 2030.
Key facts
- Under construction: more than 300 skyscrapers in Mumbai (Wikipedia), or more than 200 (Skyscraper Center, via Time Out Mumbai). Both rank Mumbai first in the world.
- Finished: between 113 (Skyscraper Center) and 247 (Wikipedia) skyscrapers.
- Use: about 9 in 10 completed tall buildings in India are homes, and 6 in 100 are offices (CBRE, 2023).
- Prices: homes in the five towers below start at ₹5.8 crore. Per square foot of carpet area, prices run from about ₹65,700 to ₹1,05,000.
Last verified: 26 October 2026. Compiled by Relmo from Wikipedia, the Skyscraper Center, CBRE and each project's Relmo listing.
This guide covers the tallest buildings in Mumbai under construction. For each one, you'll see how tall it is, how many floors it has, what a home costs and when it is due. It also explains how many skyscrapers Mumbai has today and why so many of the new ones are in South Mumbai.
What are the tallest buildings under construction in Mumbai?
Prestige Ocean Towers in Girgaon is the tallest, at 331 metres and 74 floors, due in June 2030. Sugee Empire Tower (311 m), Prestige Sky Tower (307.7 m) and MICL Aaradhya Avaan (307 m) follow, all due in 2030. The table compares all five towers in this guide.
| Tower | Area | Height | Floors | Status | Homes from | On Relmo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prestige Ocean Towers (2 towers) | Girgaon | 331 m | 74 | Ready by June 2030 | ₹23.8 Cr | View project |
| Sugee Empire Tower | Grant Road | 311 m | 66 | Ready by April 2030 | ₹5.8 Cr | View project |
| MICL Aaradhya Avaan (2 towers) | Tardeo | 307 m | 80 | Ready by December 2030 | ₹10.8 Cr | View project |
| Lokhandwala Minerva | Worli | 301 m | 78 | Finished, ready to move in | ₹15.3 Cr | View project |
| Sheth One Marina | Marine Lines | 290 m | 70 | Ready by December 2028 | ₹8.8 Cr | View project |
Heights are planned heights from Wikipedia's list of tallest buildings in Mumbai. Floors, prices and dates are from each project's Relmo listing, October 2026. Aaradhya Avaan's figures are for its taller tower.
How many skyscrapers does Mumbai have?
Mumbai has between 113 and 247 skyscrapers today, depending on the source. A skyscraper here means a building 150 metres or taller.
- Built: Wikipedia's Mumbai list counts 247, including towers that have reached full height but are still being finished. That puts Mumbai 5th in the world. The official database, the Skyscraper Center, counts 113 finished buildings, which puts Mumbai 15th. Wikipedia itself notes that the database under-counts many cities outside the West.
- Being built: Mumbai is first in the world on both counts. Wikipedia counts more than 300 towers under construction (September 2025). Time Out Mumbai, citing the Skyscraper Center, reports more than 200.
Mumbai is building more new skyscrapers than any other city. If even half of them are finished, the skyline will look very different by 2030.
Thane and Navi Mumbai are counted separately. Thane alone has 79 towers under construction, which puts it in the world's top five.
Are Mumbai's skyscrapers homes or offices?
Mostly homes. When you picture a skyscraper, you probably picture an office. In India, that picture is wrong.
About 9 in 10 completed tall buildings in India are homes. Only 6 in 100 are offices. That comes from CBRE's 2023 report Sky is the limit, which uses data from the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (reported here).
So when Mumbai builds 300 towers, it is mostly building homes in the sky.
What is the tallest building in Mumbai?
Lokhandwala Minerva is the tallest finished building in Mumbai and in India. It is 301 metres tall (300.6 m in the Skyscraper Center database), with 78 floors, and was finished in 2023. It was the first building in India to pass 300 metres, and it is a residential tower.
You may also see Palais Royale in Worli called India's tallest building. The Skyscraper Center lists it at 297.5 m as "structurally topped out", which means work continues. Some sites give a taller figure of 320 m. The databases we checked still rank Minerva first among finished buildings.
Lokhandwala Minerva, Worli
- Height: 301 m · Floors: 78 · Finished: 2023
- Homes: 3.5 and 4 BHK, 1,712 to 1,845 sq ft carpet area
- Price: ₹15.3 Cr to ₹16.2 Cr
- Views: the Mahalaxmi racecourse and the Arabian Sea
- Developer: Lokhandwala Infrastructure · MahaRERA: P51900008204
See Lokhandwala Minerva on Relmo
Minerva's record will fall soon. At least four towers now being built in Mumbai will be taller.
Which skyscrapers are being built in Mumbai right now?
Four of the five towers in this guide are still under construction: Prestige Ocean Towers, Sugee Empire Tower, MICL Aaradhya Avaan and Sheth One Marina. Lokhandwala Minerva, covered above, is finished.
1. Prestige Ocean Towers, Girgaon: 331 m
The tallest towers being built in Mumbai are two towers on the Queen's Necklace, the sea face along Marine Drive. Each is planned at 331 metres and 74 floors. Once finished, they are set to be the tallest buildings in the city.
The project sits on a 2.3-acre site at Marine Lines. The architects are Foster + Partners and Hafeez Contractor, with interiors by HBA London.
- Height: 331 m · Floors: 74 · Possession: June 2030
- Homes: 4 and 5 BHK, 2,263 to 3,527 sq ft carpet area
- Price: ₹23.8 Cr to ₹37 Cr (about ₹1,05,000 per sq ft)
- Developer: Prestige Group · MahaRERA: P51900053993 (North tower), P51900066470 (South tower)
See Prestige Ocean Towers on Relmo · More homes in Girgaon
2. Sugee Empire Tower, Grant Road: 311 m
Sugee Group was founded in 1986 and focuses on redeveloping old residential buildings. Its Empire Tower will rise 66 floors over Nana Chowk, on a 2-acre plot, built with Sheetal Group. Talati & Partners designed it.
Sugee hands over homes as bare shells, so buyers can plan their own layouts. Ceilings are 11 feet high.
- Height: 311 m · Floors: 66 · Possession: April 2030
- Homes: 2, 3 and 4 BHK, 873 to 2,600 sq ft carpet area
- Price: ₹5.8 Cr to ₹18.2 Cr
- Developer: Sugee Group · MahaRERA: P51900077429
See Sugee Empire Tower on Relmo · More homes in Grant Road
Wikipedia lists 67 floors. We use the 66 storeys on the project's listing.
3. MICL Aaradhya Avaan, Tardeo: 307 m
Two towers, named Serano and Oceano. The taller one is planned at 307 metres and 80 floors, the other at 295 metres and 77 floors. Hafeez Contractor is the architect.
The builder describes four outlooks, one on each side of the tower, and a home gets the ones on the side it faces. The Mahalaxmi racecourse is to the north and the Arabian Sea to the west. Marine Drive is to the south and Mumbai harbour to the east.
- Height: 307 m (taller tower) · Floors: 80 · Possession: December 2030
- Homes: 3, 4 and 5 BHK, 1,297 to 3,219 sq ft carpet area
- Price: ₹10.8 Cr to ₹32.6 Cr
- Developer: MICL Group · MahaRERA: P51900048675
See MICL Aaradhya Avaan on Relmo · More homes in Tardeo
4. Sheth One Marina, Marine Lines: 290 m
Sheth One Marina is 70 floors in Marine Lines. Its lowest home is 144 feet above the sea. That is higher than the rooftops of Mumbai's Art Deco buildings. Of the towers on this list still being built, it is due first.
- Height: 290 m · Floors: 70 · Possession: December 2028
- Homes: 2, 3 and 3.5 BHK, 868 to 1,353 sq ft carpet area
- Price: from ₹8.8 Cr
- Developer: Ashwin Sheth Group · MahaRERA: P51900019619 (Phase 1)
See Sheth One Marina on Relmo · More homes in Marine Lines
Some sites still list a 2022 completion date for this tower. The current possession date on its listing is December 2028.
Other tall towers to know
- Prestige Sky Tower, Mahalaxmi: 307.7 m, under construction, due 2030 (Skyscraper Center).
- Palais Royale, Worli: 297.5 m, structurally topped out (Skyscraper Center).
What does a home in a Mumbai skyscraper cost?
Homes in these five towers start at ₹5.8 crore (Sugee Empire Tower) and go up to ₹37 crore (Prestige Ocean Towers). Per square foot of carpet area, prices run from about ₹65,700 to ₹1,05,000.
In these towers, a square foot of carpet area can cost more than ₹1 lakh. We worked out the price per square foot for each project from the starting prices and carpet areas on its Relmo listing.
| Tower | Price per sq ft (carpet area) |
|---|---|
| Prestige Ocean Towers | ₹1,05,000 |
| Sheth One Marina | ₹93,866 to ₹1,01,382 |
| MICL Aaradhya Avaan | ₹83,192 to ₹1,01,180 |
| Lokhandwala Minerva | ₹87,967 to ₹91,355 |
| Sugee Empire Tower | ₹65,742 to ₹69,923 |
Relmo listings, October 2026. Sheth One Marina's range is worked out by dividing each listed price by its carpet area. Prices change, so check the listing for the latest figures.
Even the cheapest of these five starts at ₹5.8 Cr. Three of the five reach about ₹1 lakh a square foot at the top of their range.
Key terms
- Skyscraper: here, a building 150 metres (492 ft) or taller. This is the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) definition used by the Skyscraper Center.
- Supertall: a building taller than 300 metres. Lokhandwala Minerva was India's first.
- Topped out: the building has reached its full height, and work continues inside and out.
- Carpet area: the usable floor area inside a home, measured inside its walls. Prices per square foot in this guide use carpet area.
- MahaRERA: Maharashtra's real estate regulator. Every project listed here has a MahaRERA registration number.
Where these numbers are uncertain
Four limits apply to every figure above.
- Some towers will run late. Under-construction lists include delayed towers. Wikipedia still lists 2022 for Sheth One Marina, which is now due in December 2028.
- Counts differ. Wikipedia's lists are kept by volunteers. The Skyscraper Center is stricter but misses buildings. Both still put Mumbai first for towers under construction.
- Heights are planned heights. They can change before a building is finished.
- Prices change. The prices above were checked on Relmo in October 2026.
See these towers on Relmo
All five towers in this guide are listed on Relmo, with photos, floor plans, prices and possession dates:
- Prestige Ocean Towers, Girgaon
- Sugee Empire Tower, Grant Road
- MICL Aaradhya Avaan, Tardeo
- Lokhandwala Minerva, Worli
- Sheth One Marina, Marine Lines
Or explore new homes across South Mumbai and Mumbai.
Using these numbers? You're welcome to use the tables and charts on this page. Please credit and link to this page: "Source: Relmo, Tallest Buildings in Mumbai Under Construction 2026."
Sources: Wikipedia: List of cities with the most skyscrapers · Wikipedia: List of tallest buildings in Mumbai · Skyscraper Center: Mumbai · Time Out Mumbai, 17 March 2026 · CBRE report via Swarajya · Relmo project listings, October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
How many skyscrapers are there in Mumbai?
Mumbai has between 113 and 247 skyscrapers of 150 metres or taller, depending on the source. The Skyscraper Center counts 113 finished buildings. Wikipedia counts 247, which includes towers that have reached full height but are still being finished. Mumbai ranks between 5th and 15th in the world.
Which city has the most skyscrapers under construction?
Mumbai has the most skyscrapers under construction of any city in the world. Wikipedia counts more than 300 towers of 150 metres or taller (September 2025). Time Out Mumbai, citing the Skyscraper Center, reports more than 200. Dubai has at least 38 and New York City has 11.
Does Mumbai have the most skyscrapers in the world?
No. Mumbai has the most skyscrapers under construction, but not the most finished ones. Hong Kong leads for finished skyscrapers, followed by Shenzhen, New York City and Dubai. Wikipedia ranks Mumbai fifth for finished skyscrapers, and the Skyscraper Center ranks it fifteenth.
Which Indian city has the most skyscrapers under construction?
Mumbai. Wikipedia's September 2025 table ranks Mumbai first in the world (more than 300), Hyderabad second (230), Gurgaon third (170) and Thane fifth (79). Four of the world's top five cities for skyscrapers under construction are in India.
What is the tallest building in Mumbai?
Lokhandwala Minerva, in Worli, is the tallest finished building in Mumbai and in India. Minerva is 301 metres tall with 78 floors, and was finished in 2023. Palais Royale, also in Worli, is structurally topped out and still being finished.
What is the tallest building under construction in Mumbai?
Prestige Ocean Towers in Girgaon is the tallest building under construction in Mumbai. The project has two towers, each planned at 331 metres and 74 floors, with possession due by June 2030.
Which is the tallest residential building in Mumbai?
Lokhandwala Minerva, at 301 metres and 78 floors, is the tallest finished residential building in Mumbai. Prestige Ocean Towers, planned at 331 metres, is set to overtake Minerva once finished in 2030.
How many floors does MICL Aaradhya Avaan have?
MICL Aaradhya Avaan in Tardeo has two towers. The taller tower is planned at 80 floors and 307 metres, and the other at 77 floors and 295 metres. Possession is due in December 2030.
What is the possession date of Sheth One Marina?
Sheth One Marina in Marine Lines is due for possession in December 2028, according to its Relmo listing. Its MahaRERA number for Phase 1 is P51900019619. Some websites still show an older 2022 date.
When will Sugee Empire Tower be ready?
Sugee Empire Tower in Grant Road is due for possession in April 2030, according to its Relmo listing. The tower has 66 storeys and a planned height of 311 metres. Some sources list an earlier date of 2028.
How much does a flat in a Mumbai skyscraper cost?
Homes in the five towers in this guide start at ₹5.8 crore (Sugee Empire Tower) and go up to ₹37 crore (Prestige Ocean Towers). Price per square foot of carpet area runs from about ₹65,700 to ₹1,05,000.
Why are most skyscrapers in India residential?
About 9 in 10 completed tall buildings in India are homes, according to CBRE's 2023 report. In a city with as little spare land as Mumbai, building up is one of the few ways to add homes.