Most Expensive House with 27 Floors, Just Have a Look

 

MUMBAI, INDIA  — The richest man in India, Mukesh Ambani is soon to welcome his relatives and friends to have a look to his lavish new house that is marked as the most expensive house built ever in history. The chairman of India’s largest private sector, Reliance Industries Mr. Ambani’s new building is located in Mumbai and it took almost seven years to complete such a luxurious building that will accommodate only six people. The house estimated to cost around $1 billion.

 

 

Ambani, the world’s fourth richest person is a successful business tycoon with $29 billion net worth. His income mainly comes from petroleum and petrochemical giant Reliance Industries. His new home is built on 400,000 square feet and flaunts a a 168-space lot, three helipads, a swimming pool, yoga studio, mini-theater, three balconies with terrace gardens, a health club and spectacular views of the Arabian Sea.

Really the most expensive house of Mr. Ambani can be called as the most spacious house compared to the number of people who are going to reside there. No wonder the house comprises of 27 floors.

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At Rs 16cr, costliest car of the world drives into India

 

NEW DELHI: It is the ultimate in exclusivity and holds an aspirational value, even for the growing list of billionaires in India. Bugatti Veyron, the fastest and perhaps the most expensive car in the world, debuted with a jaw-dropping ex-showroom price tag of Rs 16 crore, making India the only market globally to sell the world's cheapest (Nano) and the most expensive car. 

 

Bugatti drove in the Veyron's 'Grand Sport' model that boasts of a top speed of 407 kmph (bettered only by Veyron's other variant Super Sport that has clocked 431 kmph) and can race from 0-100 kmph in only 2.7 seconds. 

 

The model joins the list of crore-plus car brands to hit India as companies make a beeline to tap the rapidly expanding list of millionaires and billionaires. Others like Bentley, Maybach and Rolls Royce are already present in India, though the Bugatti's Rs 16 crore price tag dwarfs their range. "Bugatti is not a car, it is a piece of art. And to maintain the exclusivity and the enigma around our cars, we produce only limited numbers of a model," said Guy Caquelin, Bugatti's marketing manager for the Middle East, Europe and India.

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