Savroli sits in Khalapur taluka of Raigad district, just off the Mumbai-Pune Expressway near the Khalapur toll plaza and the town of Khopoli. Savroli is a quaint location in the Khalapur Taluka, and this property near Khopoli is situated right near the Khalapur toll plaza, which is located on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway. It is here, away from the density of the western suburbs and Navi Mumbai, that the developer now known as Embassy Group has held a residential footprint for over a decade under its Golf City township.
The company behind the Savroli project has changed its name twice in recent years, and each change is part of the public record rather than a marketing exercise. The name of the Company stands changed from Indiabulls Real Estate Limited to Equinox India Developments Limited with effect from June 20, 2024, and subsequently to Embassy Developments Limited with effect from February 13, 2025. The rebrand followed a formal corporate merger: the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal approved the merger scheme, and the merger was made effective from the appointed date of January 24, 2025, following receipt of all requisite shareholder and regulatory approvals. The Savroli project itself, still widely known by its original name, is now carried on Embassy Developments Limited's own project list as an ongoing residential development. Savroli, on the Mumbai - Pune Expressway, offers apartments in 1/2/3/4 BHK configurations and is listed as ongoing. It also appears by name among the merged entity's residential portfolio: the Company's residential projects include Embassy East Avenue, Embassy One Thane, Township Sonepat, Centrum Madurai, Indiabulls Greens Panvel, Sierra Vizag, Enigma, Centrum Park, Golf City, Indiabulls Sky Forest, Indiabulls Park, and others.
Embassy Group traces its origins to 1993. Embassy Group commenced operations in 1993 under its founder and Chairman, Jitu Virwani, who entered the property development business in 1985 at the age of 19. Over three decades the platform has grown into one of the country's larger diversified developers. Embassy is one of India's most recognised integrated real-estate platforms, with 85 million square feet of commercial, residential, hospitality, services, retail and education spaces delivered and under development across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi-NCR, Chennai, Hyderabad, Thiruvananthapuram, Serbia and Malaysia. On the residential side, the listed entity carries a substantial pipeline: the group holds a land bank of over 1,700 acres and a combined Gross Development Value of ₹48,000 crore across projects in its listed residential entity. Momentum has been building through FY26, with pre-sales reaching ₹4,631 crore, a 128 percent year-on-year increase, achieving 93 percent of the ₹5,000 crore FY26 guidance. The same quarter saw the developer launch an ultra-luxury tower in Worli, underlining its renewed focus on Mumbai: Q4 FY26 pre-sales surged over 80 percent year-on-year, driven by the launch of Embassy Citadel in Worli, Mumbai, a G+81 tower with 316 residences from ₹14.5 crore. A Savroli buyer is therefore transacting with the same listed platform that is simultaneously building at the top end of South Mumbai, not a standalone regional builder.
The developer's Savroli project is built around a golf course rather than a standalone tower cluster. Nestled among the hills, Golf City Savroli is a golf retreat combined with resort-style amenities, and this township is situated just off the Mumbai-Pune Expressway. The course was designed by a recognised name in the sport: the golf course is designed by the renowned golfer Phil Ryan. Within the gated community, the amenity list runs beyond the fairway: facilities include a lavish clubhouse, pool, mini-golf course, walking track, library, sports plaza, gym and cafe. Homes are offered across a range of sizes rather than a single format, with accommodation available in 1/2/3/4 BHK apartments. The project has also progressed to the point of occupancy and resale activity, with listings citing a registered Maharashtra RERA number for the development.
The immediate draw of Savroli is expressway access rather than urban density. Residents get easy access to the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, the route to Lonavala, Thane, and South Mumbai. Leisure infrastructure is already established next door: Adlabs Imagica is only 9 minutes away from the township. The Sahyadri hill backdrop opens up an unusual set of weekend options for a Mumbai-linked address: residents can drive to Tiger Point and Bhushi Dam in Lonavala in 15 minutes, Kashid beach in Alibaug in about an hour, or Karnala Bird Sanctuary in 40 minutes. A planned public investment nearby adds a longer-term growth argument that developers active in Savroli point to directly: the project sits next to the proposed Khalapur Smart City, an investment of Rs. 7,909 crores positioned to eventually hold a role comparable to BKC, Vashi and Panvel.
For a buyer evaluating Savroli, the relevant question is less about the village itself and more about which developer is building there. Embassy Developments Limited's presence in Savroli predates its current name and has survived two corporate rebrands and a formal merger, with the project carried forward on the company's own current project list rather than discontinued. That continuity, combined with a listed parent that reports pre-sales growth and a live Mumbai launch pipeline running from Worli to the Sahyadri foothills, is the practical reassurance a Savroli buyer is looking for in a market still defined by expressway access, a golf-anchored master plan, and a proposed smart-city neighbour rather than by dense urban infrastructure.
