Tale of 2 towers: What sets Luxaone, Luxera apart in Malé
LuxaOne is ready to move in. Luxera’s internal fit‑outs are well underway.
TATA Housing’s twin residential landmarks in Malé—LuxaOne and Luxera—stand as architectural counterpoints. Although neighbours in geography, they epitomise two distinct philosophies of elevated urban living: one crafted for modern professionals, the other tailored for legacy-minded luxury seekers.
LuxaOne, positioned on Majeedhee Magu at the site of the former Odeon, presents itself as a nine-storey condominium finely calibrated for dynamic city dwellers. It houses a limited 54 units—mostly three-bedroom residences and a handful of studios—each optimised for natural light, cross-ventilation, and efficient space planning. The interiors feature clean lines, modular kitchens, and large windows that frame sweeping city views, delivering refined functionality with a subtle sense of luxury.
By contrast, Luxera, rising on Sosun Magu, delivers a stately urban sanctuary for just 72 owners. Its three‑plus‑one‑bedroom residences (a premium 3 + 1 layout) are purpose‑built for those who desire privacy, spacious interiors and design gravitas. Units feature no shared walls, bespoke finishes, fully air‑conditioned interiors and in‑unit dishwashers—evidence that every detail was curated for an elevated lifestyle.
Both developments share TATA Housing’s signature commitment to rooftop wellness and community features. Each boasts an infinity‑edge pool, fully equipped gym, children’s play area, barbecue deck, lounge. But their ambiences differ. LuxaOne’s social spaces feel open and cosmopolitan—inviting for networking, light social interaction and daily comfort.
Luxera’s offerings speak in a more exclusive register. Its rooftop lounge and multipurpose room appear designed not just for leisure but for refined gatherings. Basement car parking is standard—rare in the famously dense capital city. Interiors deliver greater spatial volume and private planning, appealing to families or discerning individuals who value discretion above all.
At the time of writing, LuxaOne is ready to move in bustling with a community . In other words, the property has already established a promising urban precedent.
Meanwhile, Luxera’s internal fit‑outs are well underway, mock‑up units are open for viewing, and ceiling‑slab casting has progressed to the upper levels—signalling imminent delivery. With flexible financing offered via HDFC and Bank of Maldives, both properties remain accessible to qualified buyers seeking high design pedigree in the capital’s core.
Interested parties should note, as you would expect with a unique home curated to perfectly match the energy of a city, time is of the essence.
