The World's Most Expensive Crib

Talk about an architectural masterpiece. An Indian billionaire industrialist has invested $1.9 billion in his new home in Mumbai, India.

Inspired by the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, this home will be the world's most espensive residential property. Mukesh Ambani will reside with his family of six including his wife, mother, three children and a staff of 600.

Life must be nice for Ambani, but not for his neighbors. His home will overlook an area of the city where more than half the population lives in slums.

We’re pretty sure Ambani will keep himself occupied inside the 400,000 square feet sanctuary which has three helipads, nine elevators, a cinema, a health club, a ballroom and 168 parking spaces.

The 570-feet-tall structure has taken seven years to build and is at least ten times more expensive than any other dwelling on the world market.

We hear Ambani, who is worth an estimated $27 billion, will throw a party in his new pad on October 28. Must be nice, unfortunately were not invited.

So what does this billionaire do for a living to afford this crib? His company Reliance Group has interests across a diverse range of sectors including oil, retail and communications.