Shapoorji Pallonji Launches Nine Arcs In Santacruz East

26 Mar 2026 CW Team

A defining feature of the development is a signature curved elevation formed by a sequence of expansive decks that extend across multiple residences and create an iconic arc silhouette. Spread across half an acre, Nine Arcs will comprise 137 residential units and nine commercial units. The residences will include two- and three-bed layouts with sizes ranging from 671 square feet to 1338 square feet, each with private decks to enhance light and ventilation.

The commercial units range from 217 square feet to 1401 square feet and are intended to provide a curated mix of retail and convenience-led spaces while maintaining residential privacy. Residences are priced from Rs 29.9 million (mn) onwards. The development will feature curated ground-level retail and a rooftop ecosystem anchored by an infinity-edge swimming pool, sky bar, rooftop jogging track, multipurpose lawn, barbecue areas and dedicated leisure spaces to support an elevated lifestyle.

Strategically located in Santacruz East, the project offers direct access to the Western Express Highway, Santacruz-Chembur Link Road and metro connectivity, and lies in close proximity to Bandra Kurla Complex, strengthening its appeal for professionals and business leaders. The micro-market continues to attract senior professionals, entrepreneurs and long-term investors on account of established social infrastructure and healthy rental yields. With Nine Arcs, Shapoorji Pallonji Real Estate is reinforcing its presence in Mumbai’s premium residential segment and has launched four projects during the quarter across key markets including MMR, Pune and Howrah. The developer is part of a group with more than one hundred and sixty years of legacy in construction and design.

Shapoorji Pallonji Real Estate has launched Nine Arcs, a premium residential development in Santacruz East, Mumbai. The project comprises a 14-storey residential tower conceived as a design-first address that reinterprets European neo-classical principles for contemporary urban living. The design emphasises symmetry, proportion and visual rhythm expressed through a modern façade to deliver a timeless and elegant presence. A defining feature of the development is a signature curved elevation formed by a sequence of expansive decks that extend across multiple residences and create an iconic arc silhouette. Spread across half an acre, Nine Arcs will comprise 137 residential units and nine commercial units. The residences will include two- and three-bed layouts with sizes ranging from 671 square feet to 1338 square feet, each with private decks to enhance light and ventilation. The commercial units range from 217 square feet to 1401 square feet and are intended to provide a curated mix of retail and convenience-led spaces while maintaining residential privacy. Residences are priced from Rs 29.9 million (mn) onwards. The development will feature curated ground-level retail and a rooftop ecosystem anchored by an infinity-edge swimming pool, sky bar, rooftop jogging track, multipurpose lawn, barbecue areas and dedicated leisure spaces to support an elevated lifestyle. Strategically located in Santacruz East, the project offers direct access to the Western Express Highway, Santacruz-Chembur Link Road and metro connectivity, and lies in close proximity to Bandra Kurla Complex, strengthening its appeal for professionals and business leaders. The micro-market continues to attract senior professionals, entrepreneurs and long-term investors on account of established social infrastructure and healthy rental yields. With Nine Arcs, Shapoorji Pallonji Real Estate is reinforcing its presence in Mumbai’s premium residential segment and has launched four projects during the quarter across key markets including MMR, Pune and Howrah. The developer is part of a group with more than one hundred and sixty years of legacy in construction and design.

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