In a significant real estate move, Hermes Distillery, a prominent liquor manufacturer, has purchased 10 luxury apartments in the prestigious Prestige Ocean Tower located in Marine Lines, South Mumbai, for a whopping ₹200 crore.
Mumbai Real EstateLuxury ApartmentsHermes DistilleryPrestige Ocean TowerSouth MumbaiReal Estate MumbaiMar 21, 2025
The total value of the acquisition by Hermes Distillery is nearly ₹200 crore.
The 10 luxury apartments are located in the Prestige Ocean Tower in Marine Lines, South Mumbai.
The Prestige Ocean Tower is known for its opulent amenities, prime location, and unparalleled views of the Arabian Sea and the cityscape of Mumbai.
South Mumbai is preferred for luxury real estate due to its central location, well-developed infrastructure, premium amenities, and the presence of high-end residential complexes, commercial hubs, and cultural landmarks.
The acquisition signifies Hermes Distillery's commitment to diversifying its portfolio and aligning with the growing trend of corporate diversification, ensuring long-term growth and financial stability.
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