Avhad Bayline Residences Debuts in Mahim
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Avhad Bayline Residences Debuts in Mahim

Avhad Group has launched Avhad Bayline Residences in Mahim, marking its entry into the premium South Mumbai housing segment. Launched on 19 April 2026, the project has received an encouraging response from homebuyers, supported by its location, design-led approach and lifestyle amenities.
Designed in collaboration with architect Reza Kabul, the development comprises 251 residences, with eight apartments per floor and 10 high-speed lifts. Spread across 40,000 sq ft of amenities, the project offers indoor wellness and recreation spaces, open-air sports and community zones, and a 44th-floor terrace with an infinity pool, Jacuzzi, yoga deck and leisure areas.
The project also includes sustainability features such as solar-powered water heating, rainwater harvesting, energy-efficient lighting, a sewage treatment plant, organic waste management and electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
Ruchita Avhad, Executive Director, Avhad Group, said the response validates demand for premium homes in established city neighbourhoods. Hitesh Avhad, Managing Director, Avhad Group, said the project aims to create a modern residential ecosystem rooted in Mahim’s local character. 

Avhad Group has launched Avhad Bayline Residences in Mahim, marking its entry into the premium South Mumbai housing segment. Launched on 19 April 2026, the project has received an encouraging response from homebuyers, supported by its location, design-led approach and lifestyle amenities.Designed in collaboration with architect Reza Kabul, the development comprises 251 residences, with eight apartments per floor and 10 high-speed lifts. Spread across 40,000 sq ft of amenities, the project offers indoor wellness and recreation spaces, open-air sports and community zones, and a 44th-floor terrace with an infinity pool, Jacuzzi, yoga deck and leisure areas.The project also includes sustainability features such as solar-powered water heating, rainwater harvesting, energy-efficient lighting, a sewage treatment plant, organic waste management and electric vehicle charging infrastructure.Ruchita Avhad, Executive Director, Avhad Group, said the response validates demand for premium homes in established city neighbourhoods. Hitesh Avhad, Managing Director, Avhad Group, said the project aims to create a modern residential ecosystem rooted in Mahim’s local character. 

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