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a. Look for a place nearby but because of high rent, compromise on the living standard and adjust in an okayish place (somewhere near dadar, byculla, lower parel)
b. Look for a good place (housing society with common pool, gym, clubhouse, etc.) but travel for long hours in the local (somewhere near mulund or andheri)
My work life is such that I often have to spend very long hours at the office
The point is, get a smaller home near your office, you will thank yourself for it. You'll find open gyms, if not, get yourself that dumbell which has adjustable weight, a yoga mat and a pair of good running shoes.