Apple India has secured a 12,616 sq ft retail space in Mumbai's Borivali suburb to launch its fourth store in the country. The lease spans nearly 11 years with a 10-month rent-free period and structured rent escalation.
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The new Apple store is being set up in the Borivali suburb of Mumbai.
Apple has leased a 12,616 sq ft retail space for the new store in Borivali.
The lease for the new Apple store in Borivali is for 10 years and 10 months.
The lease includes a 10-month rent-free period, a starting monthly rent of Rs 17.35 lakh, and structured rent escalation with revenue sharing.
Apple currently has stores in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi.

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