Bennett Coleman, the parent company of The Times Group, has made a significant move in the commercial real estate sector by acquiring four prominent spaces in Mumbai for Rs 262 crore. This strategic acquisition underscores the company's commitment to diversifying its portfolio and capitalizing on the robust Mumbai market.
Bennett ColemanMumbai Real EstateCommercial PropertyInvestmentDiversificationReal Estate MumbaiMar 28, 2025
Bennett Coleman is the parent company of The Times Group, one of India's leading media conglomerates.
Bennett Coleman spent Rs 262 crore on the acquisition of four commercial spaces in Mumbai.
The total built-up area across the four transactions is 43,622 square feet.
Mumbai is attractive for commercial real estate due to its strategic location, well-developed infrastructure, and vibrant economic environment, making it a hub for businesses and talent.
Bennett Coleman acquired office spaces, retail outlets, and mixed-use developments in key areas of Mumbai.
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