Bombay Realty is the real estate arm of the Wadia Group, the Mumbai-headquartered conglomerate whose other ventures include Bombay Dyeing, Britannia Industries and Bombay Burmah. In Worli, the developer's flagship undertaking is the Wadia International Center (WIC), positioned on Pandurang Budhkar Marg on land long associated with the Bombay Dyeing mill compound. Bombay Realty, the real estate arm of Bombay Dyeing, part of the Wadia Group, offers Wadia International Center apartments in Worli, a development in the heart of Mumbai.
Wadia International Center is the second flagship project by Bombay Realty, spread across 25 acres in Worli, and is planned as a luxury mixed-use development consisting of residences, offices, a luxury hotel, a mall, a high street and a hospital. The scale of the site allows Bombay Realty to sequence a live-work-play format on a single land parcel rather than a single residential tower, an approach the Wadia Group has applied at its other Mumbai holding in Dadar East as well.
Part of what distinguishes WIC from newer Worli launches is that its commercial component is already occupied and operating. Axis Bank's headquarters are located at Axis House, C-2, Wadia International Centre, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli, Prabhadevi. A bank of that scale anchoring its corporate office within the same complex gives the address an institutional footing that is rare for a mixed-use precinct still building out its residential and retail phases. Alongside this, the project's retail component, The Plaza, has been positioned as a high-street format offering customisable store sizes for luxury retail brands, rather than a conventional mall layout.
Wadia Group is an Indian multinational conglomerate, founded in Surat, headquartered in Mumbai, founded by Lovji Nusserwanjee Wadia in 1736. Other notable companies of the group are Bombay Dyeing, a textile company established in 1879, and Britannia Industries, a food and beverage company established in 1918. Bombay Realty was carved out of this base as a dedicated property venture; Bombay Realty was established in 2011 to convert the Group's Mumbai mill land holdings, in Worli and Dadar, into planned mixed-use developments. In the recent past, the Wadia Group has delivered Springs, a 40-storeyed luxury residential tower in Dadar East, and C2 Wadia International Center, an office building at Worli which serves as the headquarters of Axis Bank. This gives Bombay Realty two visible track records in the city rather than one: a completed commercial tower occupied by a listed bank at WIC, and a delivered high-rise residential tower at its Dadar project, Island City Center.
WIC sits inside a locality that has been reshaped by three infrastructure projects executed largely within the past two years. Mumbai Coastal Road Phase 1 became operational in 2024, reducing the Worli-to-Marine Drive commute from 40 minutes to 10 minutes. Metro Line 3's Phase 2A, completed in May 2025, connected Worli to Bandra-Kurla Complex in 10 to 15 minutes versus 25 to 35 minutes by road. A third project bearing directly on WIC's own stretch of Pandurang Budhkar Marg is the Sewri-Worli connector: the 4.5-km link, now over 60 percent complete, is expected to cut the Worli-to-Sewri commute from about an hour to 15-20 minutes when it opens, tying the locality directly into the Atal Setu and, beyond it, Navi Mumbai.
These upgrades have coincided with a sustained repricing of the locality. Prices climbed from ₹65,700 per sq ft in September 2025 to ₹70,800 per sq ft by December 2025, reaching ₹74,050 per sq ft in March 2026. In 2018, the average base selling price in Worli was about ₹55,441 per sq ft; by the first half of 2025 it had risen to around ₹79,350 per sq ft. At the top of the market, apartments along Worli Sea Face command rates exceeding ₹1,00,000 per sq ft, per an Anarock report, driven by the appeal of unobstructed views. Worli alone accounts for nearly 40% of India's ultra-luxury housing deals, making it the most dominant micro-market in this segment. For a Bombay Realty buyer at WIC, this places the address inside a locality where institutional-grade commercial tenancy, upgraded transit and rising resale benchmarks are already established facts rather than projections.
WIC sits within a Worli skyline that includes several other named luxury developments. Projects such as Lodha The World Towers, Birla Niyaara, Oberoi Three Sixty West and Raheja Imperia define Worli's skyline, drawing celebrities, business figures and NRIs. On the commercial side, landmark commercial projects such as One Lodha Place, Lodha Supremus and Altimus have made Worli a preferred business destination. Bombay Realty's WIC differs from most of these single-use towers in that it combines the residential, retail, hospitality and healthcare functions of a Wadia Group masterplan on one contiguous 25-acre parcel, with an already-functioning corporate office building as its centrepiece.
