In a significant move, Agarwal Holdings has acquired a prime piece of land in Juhu, Mumbai, from Shapoorji Pallonji Group for a staggering Rs 455 crore. This acquisition is set to bolster the company's portfolio in the highly competitive Mumbai real estat
Mumbai Real EstateAgarwal HoldingsJuhu LandShapoorji Pallonji GroupReal Estate AcquisitionReal Estate MumbaiDec 16, 2024
Agarwal Holdings has acquired the land in Juhu for a value of Rs 455 crore.
The Juhu land was sold by the Shapoorji Pallonji Group to Agarwal Holdings.
Agarwal Holdings plans to develop a benchmark project on the Juhu land, incorporating green building practices and smart technology to set new standards in the real estate sector.
Agarwal Holdings operates in various sectors including financial services and technology, offering a range of services such as wealth management, investment advisory, and financial planning.
This acquisition by Agarwal Holdings is a significant indicator of investor confidence in the Mumbai real estate market and is expected to contribute positively to the development and growth of the sector.
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