When we think of Mumbai, we imagine towering skyscrapers, bustling streets, and one of the most expensive real estate markets in the world. But here's a fact that shocks many - the Godrej family alone owns nearly 10 per cent of all land in Mumbai. This isn't just a modern-day acquisition; the story dates back more than a century ago, when the family secured massive tracts of land in Vikhroli. What was once seen as a distant, swampy expanse is now considered a goldmine in the heart of India's financial capital. Today, the land spans over 3,400 acres, of which nearly 1,000 acres are open for development. Imagine the value of land in Mumbai, where just a single acre can cost hundreds of crores. The sheer scale of this ownership puts the Godrej family in a league of their own, making them not just an industrial powerhouse but also one of the largest private landowners in Asia.
