Rustomjee Group has launched Ozone Skye, a premium residential tower in Goregaon, in a Rs four bn project. The scheme offers two bedroom homes starting at Rs 25 mn, while two bedroom units of 750 sq ft and 780 sq ft are priced from Rs 26.3 mn and Rs 27.3 mn respectively. Three bedroom configurations of 1,010 sq ft and 1,030 sq ft have base prices of Rs 35.4 mn and Rs 36.1 mn, with these figures described as indicative and excluding taxes and statutory charges.\n\nThe project places lifestyle facilities on the 49th and 50th floors rather than at ground level to combine panoramic city views with landscaped green areas. Planned facilities include landscaped sky decks, fitness and recreation areas, an outdoor theatre, event seating and elevated plantation to create usable space. The developer presented these amenities as part of a strategy to meet evolving buyer expectations, emphasising quality of everyday living and the need for well connected, thoughtfully planned residences.\n\nSituated in Goregaon West, the development benefits from improving connectivity, with Lower Malad Metro Station about 0.5 km away and Goregaon railway station around 1.5 km distant. Road links include S.V. Road, Link Road and the Western Express Highway, while nearby retail destinations comprise Inorbit Mall, Infiniti Mall and Oberoi Mall. Employment hubs such as NESCO IT Park, Mindspace and MIDC lie within the surrounding catchment, underlining the location's appeal for buyers seeking proximity to workplaces.\n\nThe Rs four bn launch reflects wider trends as Mumbai's premium housing market expands into western suburbs such as Goregaon, Borivali and Andheri, where demand for larger and newer homes is growing. For Rustomjee, Ozone Skye extends its Goregaon presence and complements a portfolio of 41 completed, 17 ongoing and 21 forthcoming projects, with more than 29 mn sq ft delivered and a pipeline of over 46 mn sq ft. Buyers are reminded that floor premiums, orientation, taxes, stamp duty, registration and other charges will alter the ticket size and that base prices should not be treated as the acquisition cost.