UltraRich Broker Spills secrets on Mumbai Real Estate? | ft. @rk.ravikewalramani Business Podcast
Think School's Indian Business Podcast episode, sponsored by Odoo, in which host Ganeshprasad speaks with Mumbai luxury broker Ravi Kewalramani about Mumbai real estate. Kewalramani explains why a single street like Altamount Road can cost more per square foot than Manhattan, how luxury buyers judge value over price, and why he tells ordinary investors to buy in the micro-market they know or to follow infrastructure spending. He compares Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Mumbai 3.0 as three different decades of the same city, with very different entry prices, and walks through redevelopment feasibility, slum rehabilitation and buyer red flags such as missing RERA certificates and commencement certificates that allow fewer floors than are being sold. PARTIAL COVERAGE: the captions cover most of the conversation, but this summary highlights the pricing logic, the three-city comparison and the buyer checks only, so some property walk-throughs are not summarized. These are the guest's own views and figures, not independently verified, and nothing here is financial, investment or legal advice.
Executive Summary (TL;DR)
Think School's Indian Business Podcast episode, sponsored by Odoo, in which host Ganeshprasad speaks with Mumbai luxury broker Ravi Kewalramani about Mumbai real estate. Kewalramani explains why a single street like Altamount Road can cost more per square foot than Manhattan, how luxury buyers judge value over price, and why he tells ordinary investors to buy in the micro-market they know or to follow infrastructure spending. He compares Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Mumbai 3.0 as three different decades of the same city, with very different entry prices, and walks through redevelopment feasibility, slum rehabilitation and buyer red flags such as missing RERA certificates and commencement certificates that allow fewer floors than are being sold. PARTIAL COVERAGE: the captions cover most of the conversation, but this summary highlights the pricing logic, the three-city comparison and the buyer checks only, so some property walk-throughs are not summarized. These are the guest's own views and figures, not independently verified, and nothing here is financial, investment or legal advice.