Property rates and skyline in Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai

Property Rates in Bandra Kurla Complex (2026)

South Western Suburbs · Buy & rent prices per sq ft · researched & updated by our team — May 2026

Apartments in Bandra Kurla Complex sell for about ₹55,000 – ₹75,000 per sq ft (carpet), and a 2 BHK rents for ₹1.10 Lac – ₹3.30 Lac per month. Commercial space is around ₹45,000 – ₹85,000 per sq ft, as of May 2026. Real Estate Mumbai has tracked Bandra Kurla Complex property rates since 1995, with 4 flats for sale, 20 on rent and 0 new projects live now.

What are the property rates in Bandra Kurla Complex?

TypeRate (May 2026)
Apartments — buy₹55,000 – ₹75,000 /sq ft
1 BHK — rent₹70K – ₹1.30 Lac /month
2 BHK — rent₹1.10 Lac – ₹3.30 Lac /month
3 BHK — rent₹2.20 Lac – ₹6.60 Lac /month
4 BHK — rent₹3.85 Lac – ₹13.20 Lac /month
Commercial — buy₹45,000 – ₹85,000 /sq ft
Commercial — lease₹280 – ₹660/sqft/mo

Rates are carpet-area, indicative ranges based on Real Estate Mumbai's tracked transactions and current inventory in Bandra Kurla Complex.

Bandra Kurla Complex market overview

Outright residential rates range from ₹28,261 per sqft in entry-level resale complexes (such as Omkar Meridia) up to over ₹48,758 per sqft in premium structures (like Adani Inspire). In the residential lease market, carpet size heavily dictates rent: smaller 3 BHK configurations like 40 L (1233 sqft) lease at around ₹2.40 Lac/mo, whereas expansive 3 BHK layouts such as 10 BKC (1442 sqft) command up to ₹4 Lac/mo.

The commercial sector operates under separate market forces, where commercial outright spaces sell at ₹78,010 per sqft in business complexes like The Capital and leases command ₹14 Lac/mo per month in nodes like Naman Centre. Commercial properties in Bandra Kurla Complex follow distinct business and retail yield dynamics, where commercial spaces trade between ₹45,000 and ₹85,000/sf outright and commercial rents lease at around ₹280 to ₹660/sf per month.

Properties for sale & rent in Bandra Kurla Complex

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Buyer & tenant demand in Bandra Kurla Complex

Real Estate Mumbai has received 25 buyer & tenant enquiries for Bandra Kurla Complex — 2 looking to buy and 7 to rent. The most-wanted configuration is Office Space & 2 BHK.

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Building-level rates in Bandra Kurla Complex

Live median price and rent for the most-listed buildings in Bandra Kurla Complex — with an indicative rent-vs-buy signal. Tap a building for the full breakdown.

Building Sale ₹/sqft Rent (median) Yield
The Capital ₹75,665 ₹12,90,000
One BKC ₹6,00,000
INS Tower ₹46,652 ₹12,20,000
Omkar Meridia ₹77,500

Bandra Kurla Complex property rates — FAQs

What is the property rate in Bandra Kurla Complex?

Apartments in Bandra Kurla Complex sell for about ₹55,000 to ₹75,000 per sq ft (carpet) as of May 2026. Real Estate Mumbai has tracked Bandra Kurla Complex property rates since 1995.

What is the rent for a 2 BHK in Bandra Kurla Complex?

A 2 BHK flat in Bandra Kurla Complex typically rents for ₹1.10 Lac – ₹3.30 Lac per month as of May 2026.

What are commercial property rates in Bandra Kurla Complex?

Commercial property in Bandra Kurla Complex has buy rates of ₹45,000–₹85,000 per sq ft and lease at ₹280 – ₹660/sqft/mo as of May 2026.

How many properties are available in Bandra Kurla Complex?

Real Estate Mumbai currently lists 4 flats for sale, 20 flats on rent and 86 commercial properties in Bandra Kurla Complex, plus 0 new projects. 25 buyers are actively looking in Bandra Kurla Complex.

Want an accurate valuation in Bandra Kurla Complex?

These are indicative area rates. For a specific building or your own property in Bandra Kurla Complex, our advisors will give you a precise, up-to-date number.

Updated May 2026 · Bandra Kurla Complex rates tracked by Real Estate Mumbai since 1995 · compiled by Sandeep Sadh.

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