TATA LUXERA: 72 Branded Residences at Sosun Magu, Malé
3+1 Bedroom · Starting ₹6.4 million onwards
TATA LUXERA is a residential development on Sosun Magu in the heart of Malé, developed by Apex Realty Private Limited, a Tata Housing group company. The nine-storey Tata Luxera tower houses 72 exclusive 3+1 apartments, thoughtfully designed for expansive space, abundant natural light, and ultimate privacy. It represents Tata Housing's second flagship residential address in the Maldivian capital, built for buyers who want a permanent home rather than a resort villa.
Each residence is planned around everyday comfort in a city where space is scarce. With only 72 residences, these exquisitely designed apartments ensure utmost privacy with no common walls on three sides, so residents don't share any common wall with neighbors. Private balconies let residents enjoy breathtaking cityscapes and the vibrant energy of Malé from their own outdoor retreat.
The design approach was shaped with local input rather than an imported template. TATA Housing, in collaboration with local consultants, meticulously crafted these spaces to reflect the unique preferences of Maldivian residents, with the design shaped by input from local experts to meet the needs and expectations of the community. Special attention was paid to materials such as premium wood finishes and energy-efficient aluminium windows , built to withstand Malé's tropical climate over the long term.
Malé's residential land is finite, and Sosun Magu is among the addresses where new supply of this scale is rare. Nadhee, as the project was originally announced, sits in the exclusive residential part of Sosun Magu and is spread across 21,000 square feet, consisting of 72 luxury three-bedroom apartments and retail spaces. The ground and first floors are reserved for retail, and basement parking is built in, so residents are not competing for street-side space in a city where every square foot is contested.
For those seeking a permanent residence or an investment inside Malé's core, TATA LUXERA offers a rare combination of scale, privacy and an established developer's oversight on a street that has long been part of the city's residential fabric.
Starting from MVR 6.4 million onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3+1 Bedroom Spacious 3-bedroom plus study residence with private balcony, no shared walls | 1311 sq.ft. | MVR 6.4 million |




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Malé, Republic of Maldives · Sosun Magu · Malé
Malé is the capital and most densely built city of the Maldives, a compact 8.30 sq km island where every address sits within minutes of the harbour, the airport ferry jetty and the city's commercial spine. Malé is the capital and most populous city of the Maldives, with a population of 211,908 in 2022 within its administrative area and coterminous geographical area of 8.30 km2 . Sosun Magu runs through one of the city's established residential pockets near the harbour front, within easy reach of Velana International Airport by ferry and close to Malé's principal commercial streets.
Naadhee is close to the Airport Jetty, north of Sosun Magu , placing residents a short ferry ride from Velana International Airport while remaining embedded in the everyday rhythm of the capital. Healthcare is on the doorstep too, with ADK Hospital positioned directly on Sosun Magu, and Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital, the country's principal multi-speciality facility, a short distance across the city. This combination of harbour-side connectivity and central-city convenience is what has made Sosun Magu one of Malé's sought-after residential streets.
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The bridge links Malé to Hulhulé airport island and onward to Hulhumalé, reducing dependence on ferries for cross-harbour commutes and improving access to the airport.
Ongoing terminal upgrades at Velana International Airport continue to expand the Maldives' international connectivity, a short ferry ride from Malé's harbour front.
A bridge-and-causeway link under development is planned to connect Malé to Villingili, Gulhifalhu and Thilafushi, easing traffic pressure on the capital and opening new commercial land.
Continued reclamation and development of Hulhumalé is expanding housing, retail and social infrastructure for the greater Malé region, relieving density pressure on the capital.
Ongoing redevelopment along the Boduthakurufaanu Magu waterfront and harbour facilities continues to modernise Malé's commercial and civic core.
TATA LUXERA is limited to 72 apartments across a single tower, keeping the resident community small and the address exclusive within a dense capital city.
Each residence is planned with no common walls with neighbouring units on three sides, a rare layout advantage in a compact city like Malé where privacy is difficult to build into apartment design.
Residents have access to a rooftop infinity swimming pool, gymnasium, kids' play area and barbeque deck, bringing resort-style leisure into a city-centre residential address.
The project sits on Sosun Magu, an established residential street close to Malé's harbour front, commercial streets and the airport ferry jetty, keeping daily conveniences within walking distance.
TATA LUXERA is developed by Apex Realty Private Limited, part of the Tata Housing group, bringing an established Indian real estate developer's design and delivery approach to Malé.
The G+9 storeyed tower dedicates two floors to retail space along with basement parking, giving residents everyday shopping and vehicle convenience built into the same address.
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