Mumbai's real estate market saw a significant boost in 2024, with a 11% increase in property registrations. Among the notable transactions was the purchase of two luxurious apartments by the family of Dilip Shanghvi, the founder of Sun Pharmaceuticals, fo
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Mumbai's real estate market witnessed 1,41,202 property registrations in 2024.
Vibha Shanghvi paid a total of Rs 130 crore for the two ultra-luxurious apartments in the Naman Xana project.
According to Forbes, Dilip Shanghvi's net worth is $29.8 billion (approximately Rs 2.5 lakh crore).
Sun Pharmaceuticals generates an annual revenue of around $5.3 billion (approximately Rs 45,000 crore).
The Naman Xana project is a premium residential tower located in Worli, Mumbai, developed by the Naman Group. It offers luxurious living with top-tier amenities and prime views of the city skyline.
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Lalit Aggarwal, Co-founder & Vice Chairman, stated, 'This achievement reinforces our commitment to sustainable development and green real estate.'
Worli, a prime luxury real estate hub in Mumbai, has experienced a significant boost in property transactions and a 30% increase in prices, driven by several high-value deals.