Singapore-based CapitaLand India Trust has acquired a 22-storey sustainable office tower in Navi Mumbai's Ghansoli locality for Rs 707 crore, marking one of the largest acquisitions of a standalone commercial tower by any global institutional investor in
Real EstateOffice SpaceNavi MumbaiCapitaland India TrustAurum VenturesReal Estate MumbaiJul 21, 2024
CapitaLand India Trust acquired the 22-storey office tower in Navi Mumbai from Aurum Ventures for Rs 707 crore.
The office tower is spread over 8.5 lakh sq ft.
The office tower has a LEED Platinum rating.
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