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Palais Royale, Mumbai:<\/strong> Located in Mumbai’s Worli, this under-construction building is the tallest. It will have 88 floors, with a height of 320 metres. Once completed, it will redefine urbane luxrury. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)<\/p>\n

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\"Lokhandwala<\/figure>\n

Lokhandwala Minerva, Mumbai:<\/strong> With a height of 301 metres and 78 floors, it is India’s second-tallest building. Finished in 2023, it is located in Mahalaxmi and has stunning views of the Arabian Sea and the Mahalaxmi Racecourse. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)<\/p>\n

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\"Piramal<\/figure>\n

Piramal Aranya Arav, Mumbai:<\/strong> Located in Byculla, the building in 282.2 metres tall and has 83 floors. Completed in 2022, the luxury residential building boasts an infinity pool, library, spa, fitness centre, and landscaped gardens, among other amenities. (Image: CNBC TV18)<\/p>\n

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\"Lodha<\/figure>\n

Lodha World One, Mumbai:<\/strong> Situated in Lower Parel, this building is 280.2 metres in height and has 76 floors. Finished in 2020, it also boasts world-class facilities for its residents. (Image: CNBC TV18)<\/p>\n

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Lodha World View, Mumbai:<\/strong> Also completed in 2020, this Lodha property is also situated in Lower Parel. Its height is 277.6 metres and has 73 floors. Its Olympic-sized pool is the star highlight. (Image: CNBC TV18)<\/p>\n

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Lodha Trump Tower, Mumbai:<\/strong> With a height of 268 metres and 76 floors, this Worli-located residential building is the 6th tallest building in India. Completed in 2020, it also boasts the Trump brand affiliation. Along with this, the Lodha Marquise, Lodha Allura, Lodha Parkside, and Lodha Kiara also have the same height and share the sixth spot. They are all located in Mumbai. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)<\/p>\n

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\"Omkar<\/figure>\n

Omkar 1973, Mumbai:<\/strong> Both Tower A and Tower B of this residential building occupy the seventh spot. It is 267-metre-tall and has 73 floors. Located in Worli, it was designed by Foster + Partners. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)<\/p>\n

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\"Nathani<\/figure>\n

Nathani Heights, Mumbai:<\/strong> Situated in Mumbai Central, its height is at 262 metres and has 72 floors. It was completed in 2020. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)<\/p>\n

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Three Sixty West Tower B, Mumbai:<\/strong> Located in Worli, the building was completed in 2021. The world-class complex is 260-metre-tall and has 66 floors.\u00a0 (Image: Wikimedia Commons)<\/p>\n

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The 42, Kolkata:<\/strong> The tallest skyscraper of Kolkata is located on Chowringhee Road. Its height is 260 metres and has 65 floors. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)<\/p>\n

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