In a sign of sustained demand of premium housing projects, CCI Projects-promoted Rivali Park 2’s Skyleap has sold 60 per cent or 2 lakh sq ft of its inventory within six months of its launch at Borivali in the outskirts of Mumbai.

The 53-storey premium residential tower is part of the 6-acre gated community, Rivali Park 2, located along the Western Express Highway in Borivali. The tower spans 3.65 lakh sq ft and offers residences ranging from 810 sq ft to 2,350 sq ft.

Skyleap involves an investment of ₹700 crore and it is projected to generate revenues of over Rs 1,250 crore.

Residents will have access to 65,000 sq ft of amenities crafted to foster community living. It has a 15,000 sq ft rooftop clubhouse perched 500 feet high.

Rohan Khatau, Director, CCI Projects, said the early sales momentum reflects buyer expectations in Mumbai have evolved, with home seekers now prioritising lifestyle-led living over only carpet areas or pricing.

“Skyleap’s 60 per cent inventory sold so far on the back of rising demand for premium homes,” he said.

Khatau added that the premium segment is being driven by a more informed buyer profile, one that evaluates projects on a wider set of parameters.

This rise in demand is also being supported by changing preferences, as more families prioritise holistic wellness environments, better infrastructure access, and the overall community in a development. Projects that are able to deliver on these expectations are increasingly seeing faster decision-making and quicker conversion.

Beyond end-use demand, real estate is also being seen as a tangible asset class that offers stability and long-term value creation. With buyers increasingly seeking projects that combine lifestyle appeal with future potential, those positioned correctly are seeing sustained interest.

Published on May 22, 2026