An Address Written in Stone and Sea Air
There are streets in Mumbai that carry the weight of history in their very name, and Malabar Hill is chief among them. It is here, on this quiet promontory above the Arabian Sea, that Oberoi Realty has conceived Oberoi Fairview - a residence so exclusive that it will, upon completion, house only eight families. This exclusive development features only 8 families, offering unparalleled privacy and seclusion. Each home unfolds as a duplex - not merely large, but generous in the way old Mumbai homes once were, with room to breathe, to gather, to simply be.
Each residence is a sprawling duplex home spanning 5,000+ sq. ft., designed with a stunning glass facade that frames panoramic views of the Arabian Sea, the lush greens of Hanging Gardens, and the city skyline. This is not architecture for its own sake; the glass facade is both statement and function, drawing in light and view while ensuring energy efficiency and unobstructed views. Strategically located adjacent to the iconic Malabar Hill Club, Oberoi Fairview places residents at the center of South Mumbai's heritage, culture, and convenience.
The tower is being raised through a cluster redevelopment approach that is reshaping this storied neighbourhood. The development is being executed under a cluster redevelopment scheme spanning approximately 1.62 acres of land, which enhances infrastructure and overall living standards in the area. Within, the duplex layouts are crafted to maximize space, light, and privacy, featuring double-height living areas, private terraces, and premium imported finishes.
Oberoi Fairview forms part of a much larger chapter for the developer. During a conference call on May 11, 2026, Oberoi Realty announced its Q4FY26 financial results and business updates, outlining a substantial expansion of its development pipeline, including Fairview at Malabar Hill in its Q1 launch calendar. It stands, quite simply, as a lifestyle of sophistication and discretion - a residence built not for the many, but for the very few who understand what Malabar Hill has always meant to Bombay, and to Mumbai after it.
