This neighborhood in South Mumbai, is known for its elegant charm and prominent landmarks. It's home to the famous Mahalaxmi Temple and the Mahalaxmi Racecourse, adding a touch of spirituality and entertainment to the area.

Unique features of the neighborhood

• Mahalaxmi is a mid-income segment locality that houses several high-rise residential projects along the seaside.

• Offers a right mix of multi-storey apartments, independent houses and commercial properties.

• Well connected to other developed areas of the city such as Worli and Lower Parel via E Moses Road.

Famous to - do’s in Mahalaxmi

• The iconic Mahalaxmi racecourse is a hub for horse racing and a popular venue for various events. Even if you're not attending a race, the grandeur of the facility is worth experiencing.

• Haji Ali Dargah located on an islet off the coast of Mahalaxmi, is a significant religious site and a marvelous example of Indo-Islamic architecture.

• Nehru Planetarium, located in Worli, near Mahalaxmi, offers interesting exhibits and shows about astronomy and space, a great place to be with kids and family.

Demographics

• Area (2020): 1.28 km²

• Population (2020): 11635

• Population Density: 9095 people per km²

• Male Population: 6061

• Female Population: 5574

Educational institutions

• Podar International School

• St Ignatius High School

• Lala Lajpat Rai College

Commute

• Dedicated railway junction on the Western Line of the Mumbai Suburban Railway Network.

• Chinchpokli Railway Station on Central Line is another nearest junction at about 5 km distance.

• Mumbai International Airport is located within 20 km of the locality via Western Express Highway.