Ivory Property Trust has made a significant acquisition by purchasing Bayside Mall and Popular Press land in Tardeo, Mumbai, for ₹355 crore. This move is set to enhance Mumbai's commercial landscape.
Real EstateMumbaiTardeoBayside MallIvory Property TrustReal Estate MumbaiDec 06, 2024
Ivory Property Trust has acquired Bayside Mall and the land formerly occupied by the Popular Press in Tardeo, Mumbai.
The total value of the acquisition is ₹355 crore.
Ivory Property Trust plans to revamp Bayside Mall and redevelop the Popular Press land into a modern commercial complex with office spaces, retail outlets, and recreational facilities.
The acquisition is expected to bring new investments, create job opportunities, and boost local businesses, ultimately enhancing the commercial infrastructure and quality of life in Tardeo.
Ivory Property Trust is a well-established real estate company known for its innovative projects and commitment to sustainable development. It has a strong portfolio of residential and commercial properties across major cities in India.
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