The Godrej family has made a significant real estate investment by purchasing four flats on Mumbai's prestigious Carmichael Road for a staggering Rs 2.9059 billion. The deal, which highlights the premium property market in Mumbai, has been confirmed through documents accessed by IndexTap, a real estate data analytics firm.
Godrej FamilyReal EstateLuxury PropertyMumbaiCarmichael RoadReal Estate MumbaiApr 28, 2025

The Godrej family paid a total of Rs 2.9059 billion for the four flats on Carmichael Road in Mumbai.
Carmichael Road is considered a prime location in Mumbai due to its central location, prestigious residential properties, and high demand from high-net-worth individuals and families.
The Godrej family's investment in luxury property underscores their continued interest in high-end real estate and reinforces their status as key players in the market. It also indicates strong demand and confidence in the luxury property market in Mumbai.
This acquisition is likely to have a positive impact on the local property market by driving up property values and attracting more investors to the area.
The Godrej family has business interests in various sectors, including consumer goods, industrial engineering, and agribusiness, in addition to their real estate investments.

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