Alliance City Launches Sea Breeze, Mumbai’s Luxury Custom Residences

08 Oct 2025 CW Team

Alliance City has unveiled Sea Breeze, a premium residential development in Santacruz West, setting a new benchmark in luxury living with fully customisable 4BHK Palace Residences.

The project uses advanced aluminium formwork technology, allowing precise architectural detailing, smoother finishes without plastering, faster construction, and enhanced earthquake resistance. The reusable panels reduce construction waste, supporting sustainability goals.

Founder Ankita Luharukha said, “Luxury is not just space; it’s precision, quality, and homes tailored to modern families. Sea Breeze combines architectural excellence, structural integrity, and customisation for discerning residents.”

Located near Santacruz Station and the Domestic Airport, the development offers world-class amenities including a gym, terrace garden, high-speed elevators, and 24-hour security, providing a lifestyle of comfort, safety, and style.

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