Godrej Green Homes has extended the lease for over 94,000 sq ft of space to four Amazon group companies in Mumbai’s Vikhroli area, solidifying the tech giant’s presence in the city.
AmazonGodrej Green HomesMumbaiVikhroliReal EstateReal Estate MumbaiMay 12, 2025
The value of the renewed lease is Rs 10.73 crore.
Amazon has leased over 94,000 sq ft of commercial space in Vikhroli.
Vikhroli is a preferred location due to its robust infrastructure, skilled workforce, and vibrant business ecosystem, making it an ideal choice for tech companies looking to establish or expand their operations in Mumbai.
Godrej Green Homes focuses on developing sustainable and eco-friendly properties, which has made it a preferred choice for many leading corporations.
The renewed lease secures a long-term tenant and reinforces Godrej Green Homes' position in the competitive real estate market, potentially attracting other high-profile tenants.
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