In a notable real estate acquisition, Sarvesh Singh, the Executive Director of Alkem Laboratories, has purchased a luxurious sea-facing duplex in Bandra, Mumbai, for a whopping ₹174 crore. This purchase reflects the growing trend of ultra-luxury real estate among top business leaders.
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The sea-facing duplex in Bandra, purchased by Sarvesh Singh, the Executive Director of Alkem Laboratories, is valued at ₹174 crore.
The property is located in Bandra, one of the most sought-after areas in Mumbai, known for its prime real estate and vibrant lifestyle.
This purchase highlights the growing demand for ultra-luxury real estate among top business leaders and high-net-worth individuals in Mumbai. It reflects the robustness of the premium property market in the city.
The acquisition of the prestigious property by Sarvesh Singh, the Executive Director, is likely to enhance the company's image and reputation, reflecting its financial health and success.
The sea-facing duplex spans a vast area and features state-of-the-art amenities, a contemporary design, and unmatched views, catering to the discerning tastes of high-net-worth individuals.
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