Worli real estate market update — October 2026: asking prices and rents
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Worli, the sea-facing residential and commercial hub of central south Mumbai, has fresh readings for October 2026 on both resale asking prices and monthly rents. Together, the figures give buyers and owners a clearer benchmark for what homes in the locality are being offered and leased for at present.
The latest data covers a September 2026 survey of live listings, a South Mumbai price index for the same month, and a Mumbai resale update dated 28 October 2026. Each source looks at the same question from a slightly different angle, so reading them side by side gives a more balanced picture of the market.
Where asking prices stand
In September 2026, Worli's median asking price stood at ₹72,253 per sq ft, drawn from 102 live sale listings. The typical range for the locality, covering the middle half of listings, ran from ₹65,527 to ₹89,217 per sq ft.
A separate South Mumbai index for the same month placed Worli's median asking price at ₹72,165 per sq ft across 101 listings, with the middle range between ₹65,527 and ₹86,897 per sq ft. The two readings sit close together, which points to a consistent central level for resale pricing in the area.
The Mumbai resale update of 28 October 2026 put the average asking price for resale flats in Worli at about ₹71,500 per sq ft of carpet area. Taken together, the three figures place the locality's asking-price centre close to ₹72,000 per sq ft.
Rental demand across configurations
Rental activity in Worli remains broad across unit sizes. For 2 BHK homes, rents range from ₹1.4 lakh to ₹3.5 lakh a month, with a typical figure of ₹2.5 lakh. That band comes from 174 listings, most of them in the 850 to 900 sq ft carpet area range.
One bedroom homes show a lower band, with rents from ₹75,000 to ₹1.1 lakh a month and a typical rent of ₹90,000, drawn from 15 listings. The depth of the 2 BHK sample gives the clearest read on tenant demand for mid-sized homes in the neighbourhood.
What this means for buyers of Bombay Realty homes
For buyers considering a Bombay Realty home in Worli, the October figures offer a practical reference point. The asking-price range shows how resale values are currently spread across the locality, and the rental bands indicate the income a well-placed home can attract from tenants.
Worli's connectivity supports this demand. The locality sits within easy reach of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, the Lower Parel and Prabhadevi business belt, and the central south Mumbai employment corridor, which keeps the area attractive to both owner-occupiers and tenants.
Looking ahead
The next Worli update on this page will follow the same measures of asking prices and rents, so readers can compare the October 2026 figures against future months and track how the locality's market moves over time.