Apple India has leased a significant 12,616 square feet of retail space in Sky City Mall, Borivali East, Mumbai, marking another step in the company’s expansion in India.
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The new Apple store is located in Sky City Mall, Borivali East, Mumbai.
The lease period for the new Apple store in Sky City Mall is 10 years and 10 months, with a rent-free period of 10 months.
The starting monthly rent for the new Apple store in Mumbai is Rs 138 per square foot, which translates to a minimum monthly rent of Rs 17.35 lakh.
Apple currently operates two stores in India, one each in Mumbai and New Delhi.
Apple plans to open four more stores in India, in Pune, Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, and Mumbai.

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