Brookfield Property Partners has finalized a deal to acquire land and Floor Space Index (FSI) rights in Mumbai’s bustling Powai area, signaling a significant expansion in the commercial real estate sector. This strategic move is set to bolster the company
Brookfield Property PartnersMumbai PowaiReal Estate DevelopmentCommercial Real EstateOffice FootprintReal Estate MumbaiMar 24, 2025

The main purpose of Brookfield's acquisition in Powai is to expand its office footprint and develop a new office complex to meet the growing demand for high-quality commercial real estate in the area.
Powai is an attractive location due to its well-connected infrastructure, highly skilled workforce, and the presence of numerous corporate offices and educational institutions, making it an ideal business hub.
The special purpose vehicle (SPV) will be responsible for the development and management of the new office project, ensuring the successful execution of the development.
The project is expected to create numerous job opportunities, attract businesses, and contribute to the local economy by enhancing the commercial real estate landscape in Powai.
Brookfield will focus on creating a state-of-the-art, modern office environment with sustainable and environmentally friendly practices, aligning with the company’s global sustainability goals.

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