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Next to Rani Baug, the city's old botanical garden and zoo, Piramal Realty is building Aranya in Byculla East. The project has three towers, named Avyan, Arav and Ahan, and most homes look out over the green of the zoo or across the eastern waterfront toward the harbour.
The unit list is wide. The 2 BHK homes run from 724 sq ft to 1,093 sq ft, priced from about ₹3.76 crore to ₹5.68 crore. The 3 BHK homes are 920 sq ft to 1,223 sq ft at ₹4.81 crore to ₹6.39 crore. At the top end, 4 BHK residences of 2,654 sq ft and 2,883 sq ft are listed at ₹13.86 crore and ₹14.85 crore. Note that some 2 BHK plans are larger than the smallest 3 BHK, so compare by carpet area rather than bedroom count.
Possession is scheduled for February 2027, a little under six months away. The registration number supplied with the listing is P51900051735, and each of the three towers also carries its own MahaRERA registration, so check the number for the specific tower you are buying in.
Planned amenities include a clubhouse, outdoor jogging track, party lawn and landscaped gardens, along with a pool, gym and sports courts. Byculla links the island city with the central suburbs. Byculla station on the Central Railway is close, the Eastern Freeway gives a quick run to Chembur and the eastern suburbs, and Nariman Point and Fort are a short drive south. The immediate streets are old and crowded, which is part of the neighbourhood's character.
Piramal RealtyEstablished 2012 · RERA registeredAll projects →Piramal Realty is the real estate business of the Piramal Group, the conglomerate chaired by Ajay Piramal with interests in pharmaceuticals and financial services. It began in 2012 and was founded by Anand Piramal, who remains a director. The company says it is developing over 11 million sq ft of residential and commercial space in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, has delivered about 5,800 homes and has raised around $235 million in private equity. It works with outside firms such as the architects HOK, and its board of advisers has included Nitin Nohria of Harvard Business School.
All of its housing is in Mumbai and Thane. Piramal Mahalaxmi overlooks the Mahalaxmi Racecourse, and the company recently handed over a 30,000 sq ft polo-themed clubhouse there. Piramal Aranya in Byculla faces the Veermata Jijabai Bhosale Udyan, better known as the Byculla Zoo. In the eastern suburbs, Piramal Revanta is in Mulund West along the Goregaon Mulund Link Road, and Piramal Vaikunth is a large multi-phase project in Thane beside the Eastern Express Highway, sold in several series. The company also owns Piramal Corporate Park, an office project in Kurla.