Delhi's 8 most expensive and lavish homes and who owns them

The capital city of lively India, Delhi is not only an active hub for politics and cultures but also boasts some of the richest people of the nation. With 57 billionaires as revealed in the Forbes list in 2024, Delhi boasts of itself to be one of the strong players in global economies. These billionaires' combined net worth stands at around a staggering $1 trillion, which gives an idea about the luxury of real estate in this city. Here is a sneak peek atthe eight most expensive houses owned by the billionaire in Delhi:

Renuka Talwar, a prominent businesswoman, and CEO of DLF Limited's luxury division owns one of Delhi's most expensive properties. In 2016, she created a buzz when she bought a lavish bungalow on Prithviraj Road from Kamal Taneja for a whopping Rs 435 crore. This landmark deal marked a big moment in the local real estate market. The property covered nearly 5,000 square meters and the bungalow covered 1,189 square meters itself. The sale price of Rs 8.8 lakh per square meter speaks volumes of this luxurious estate.

Gautam Adani is the chairman of the Adani Group, one of India's richest people. Gautam Adani owns a grand mansion on Bhagwan Das Road in Lutyens' Delhi. The luxurious property was bought by him in 2020 for Rs 400 crore. The luxury mansion features seven bedrooms, six dining rooms, and much living space sprawling over 25,000 square feet. The grand design of the mansion and its location show that Gautam Adani stands tall in the world of business. With a net worth estimated at $109 billion as of May 2024, Adani's abode is not just about living but a declaration of his great success and influence in society.

Harish Ahuja is the managing director of Shahi Exports Pvt Ltd, which is one of the biggest garment manufacturers in India. His enormous wealth can be reflected in his lavish bungalow on Prithviraj Road which he bought for Rs 173 crore in 2015. This eight-story residence spreads over an extensive area of 3,170 square yards and reflects the success of Harish Ahuja in the fashion industry. With over 100,000 employees under his leadership, Ahuja's home serves as both a personal sanctuary and a symbol of his significant contributions to India's apparel sector.

Naveen Jindal is also popular as the influential industrialist and politician leading Jindal Steel and Power Limited. His luxurious white bungalow located in the exclusive Lutyens Bungalow Zone is valued between Rs 125-150 crore. The marvelous property signifies Jindal's commercial success and his status among the elite class of India. The Lutyens region is epitomised with opulence and exclusiveness.

Ruia Mansion is another jewel of luxury residencies in Delhi's crown. It is owned by brothers Shashi and Ravi Ruia, valued at Rs 92 crore. With its sprawling 2.2-acre area, the colonial-style mansion has a lush green lawn and a fantastic swimming pool, reflecting the success of the founders of the multinational conglomerate, Essar Group, which was formed in 1969. The mansion depicts not only their business acumen but also their respect for refined living.

Lakshmi Mittal is among the richest people worldwide, and he is famous for changing his family's small steel business into the world's largest steel company, ArcelorMittal. This business tycoon bought a Lutyens' Delhi bungalow worth Rs 31 crore back in 2005. It still describes Lakshmi Mittal as the high-class businessman in India. His home represents both his roots and his remarkable journey to becoming a global powerhouse in steel manufacturing.

Sunil Vachani is the founder and chairman of Dixon Technologies, which leads India's tech manufacturing industry. His net worth of $2.9 billion allows him to own a luxurious bungalow worth Rs 170 crore in Lutyens’. It is an investment which points out Vachani's standing, not only in business but also as one of Delhi's elite real estate moguls. His home looks sleek, modern, and reflective of his success in technology.

Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma, who was named India's youngest billionaire recently by Forbes, made some serious waves when he picked up an Rs 82 crore bungalow in Golf Links-a swish high-end area of Lutyens' Delhi-which is known to carry historical significance proximity to key government offices. This property pushed Sharma further into Delhi's league of the affluent elite and class.