Clear Bridge Ventures has acquired an IT park in Mumbai's Malad for Rs 335 crore, marking a significant investment in the city's commercial real estate market.
Commercial Real EstateOffice PropertiesIt ParkMumbaiMaladClear Bridge VenturesProperty Ventures IndiaRk MarblesReal Estate MumbaiAug 30, 2024

Clear Bridge Ventures acquired the IT park in Mumbai's Malad for Rs 335 crore.
The IT park has a saleable built-up area of over 147,000 sq ft.
The IT park has 129 parking slots for cars and transportation vehicles.
Property Ventures (India) is the subsidiary of RK Marbles that sold the IT park.
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