Hermes Distillery Pvt. Ltd. has made a significant move in Mumbai's real estate market by purchasing 10 luxury apartments in the prestigious Marine Lines area for a staggering ₹199 crore. This acquisition marks a major milestone in the company's expansion
Real EstateLuxury ApartmentsHermes DistilleryMumbaiMarine LinesReal Estate NewsMar 21, 2025
The total value of Hermes Distillery's acquisition of 10 luxury apartments in Marine Lines, Mumbai, is ₹199 crore.
Hermes Distillery chose to invest in luxury real estate in Mumbai as part of its diversification strategy and to capitalize on the growing demand for high-end properties in the city.
The apartments acquired by Hermes Distillery in Marine Lines, Mumbai, boast a range of high-end features and world-class facilities, reflecting the premium nature of the location.
The luxury real estate market in Mumbai has shown steady growth over the past few years, driven by economic stability, rising disposable incomes, and a shift towards premium living.
This acquisition is strategically significant for Hermes Distillery as it marks the company's entry into the luxury real estate market, diversifying its revenue streams and exploring new growth opportunities.
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