South Bombay sub-city is the southernmost precinct of Mumbai City. It cover areas  from Colaba to Mahim and houses the city's main business localities that makes it the wealthiest urban precinct in India. Property prices in South Mumbai are highest in India and among the highest in the world. The area shares boundary on the east by Mumbai Harbour and on the west by the Arabian Sea. Notable areas include Colaba, Fort, Nariman Point, Malabar Hill, and Cuffe Parade. These areas are known for their upscale residential properties, upscale shopping districts, and panoramic views of the Arabian Sea.

South Bombay sub-city covers entire area from Sion to Bandra fort till Colaba or Navi Nagar. This sub-city comprise of areas like Dadar, Wadala, Parel, Worli, Sewri, Kamathipura, Byculla, Girgaun Chowpatty, Crawford Market, etc. South Bombay has become a less congested place due to the creation of Bandra -Worli Sea Link and ban on auto-rickshaw which has also facilitated quicker transport between people residing in the suburbs and the corporate offices in South Bomaby. Its primary business areas are the Fort, Nariman Point, Ballard estate and more recently Lower Parel.

Area : 67.7 Sq.Km

Population : 31.4 (Lakhs)

South Bombay has some of the oldest parts of the city. When seven islands were joined to form Mumbai then one of those was called Bombay where the British started building the docks and the city. They built Fort St. George, which no longer exists, but the area is still called "Fort"  that contains many corporate offices and most of the administrative offices of the city and State Governments.

This sub-city also contains  the new areas like Nariman Point which was built on a reclaimed land between the 1940s and the 70s. This is Bombay's downtown, where the offices of India's topmost corporate houses are located.

Education facilities:

South Mumbai has many reputed and leading educational institutions like

• Government Law College
• St. Xaviar' College
• Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Mnagement Studies
• Grant Medical College,
• Wilson College, Research 
• Entrepreneurship Education, etc.

Transportation facilities:

Air connectivity

• South Bombay is well-connected by air through Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport.
• It can be reached through various medium like Private Car/Taxi,Uber and Ola, Public Buses and Local Trains.

Road connectivity

• Taxi is the best way to commute around South Bombay and also if you want to reach South Mumbai whether you have arrived by air, train, or bus.
• BEST Buses also are one of the best options to travel in this area. The bus series 1-199 serve this area.
• If you prefer self-drive options, car rental services are available in South Bombay. You can rent a car with or without a driver from various car rental agencies.

Rail connectivity

• South Bombay itself does not have local train stations, nearby areas like Churchgate and CST (Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus) have railway stations.
• Local trains, operated by Western Railway and Central Railway, are an efficient way to travel to and from South Bombay, connecting it to different suburbs and distant parts of Mumbai.

• South Bombay offers various investment opportunities due to its prime location, economic significance, and high demand for real estate.
• Investing in residential real estate, such as apartments or houses, can be lucrative due to the high demand from affluent buyers and renters
• A Golden Quadrilateral is formed in this region as it hosts significant proportion of the prime upmarket residential neighborhoods of Mumbai like Pedder Road, Nepean Sea Road, Kemps Corner, Altamount Road, Walkeshwar Road, etc.
• The creation of the Bandra Worli Sea Link and the ban on auto-rikshaw has made South Mumbai a less congested place and it facilitates quicker transport between people residing in the suburbs and the corporate offices in South Mumbai.
• It also houses some of the most expensive residential areas like Kemps Road, Hanging Gardens, Cuffe Parade and Malabar Hill.
• South Bombay boasts a stunning collection of colonial-era architecture. The area is dotted with grand Victorian Gothic buildings, Indo-Saracenic structures, and Art Deco masterpieces.
• Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus and  the Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensembles of Mumbai are the two UNESCO World Heritage Sites which are situated in South Bombay only.
• It is home to many art galleries, museums, theaters, and heritage buildings. The National Gallery of Modern Art, Jehangir Art Gallery ,etc.
• South Bombay offers a range of recreational spaces and parks where residents and visitors can relax and enjoy the outdoors. Hanging Gardens on Malabar Hill offers scenic views of the city and Arabian Sea.
• Willingdon Sports Club, the Turf Club, the Bombay Gymkhana, the Malabar Hills Club, etc. are some of the important sporting clubs in South Bomaby.
• Brabourne Stadium, Wankhede Stadium, Oval Maidan, etc. are some of the famous sporting grounds located in this region.
• Colaba Causeway is a bustling street market famous for its colorful shops selling clothes, accessories, and handicrafts. Crawford Market is a renowned wholesale market where you can find a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, spices, and other goods.
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