Analjit Singh Transfers Lutyens’ Delhi Bungalow Worth ₹152 Cr in Internal Family Restructuring

In a significant intra-family development, Max Group’s founder Analjit Singh has completed the transfer of a prestigious bungalow on Lutyens’ Delhi’s APJ Abdul Kalam Road to Vstar Ventures for ₹152 crore. The transaction, while structured as a sale, is part of a larger family settlement and restructuring exercise, with both the selling and acquiring companies—Delhi Guest Houses and Vstar Ventures—owned by Singh himself.

Part of Pre-Disclosed Family Settlement

A spokesperson close to Singh reportedly clarified that the transaction is a result of an earlier publicly disclosed family settlement. The shift in ownership of the 2,140 sq metre property was described as a private, internal matter, with no involvement from any of the listed Max Group entities.

Vachani Represents Buyer Entity

Sahil Vachani, who serves as vice chairman and managing director of Max Estates and is also Singh’s son-in-law, represented Vstar Ventures in the deal. Both he and his wife, Tara Singh Vachani—executive chairperson of Antara Senior Living—are directors in Vstar Ventures.

The move is seen as part of a broader strategy to streamline ownership across family-controlled assets, especially high-value ones in prime locations such as Lutyens’ Delhi, through private transfers within the family ecosystem.

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