Veteran Bollywood actor Jeetendra Kapoor and his family have sold a prime land parcel in Mumbai’s Andheri suburb to NTT Global Data Centers for ₹855 crore, marking a significant real estate transaction in the city.
Mumbai Real EstateJeetendra KapoorNtt Global Data CentersAndheriProperty SaleReal Estate MumbaiJun 05, 2025
The property was sold for ₹855 crore.
The family-owned firms involved in the sale are Pantheon Buildcon Private Limited and Tusshar Infra Developers Private Limited.
The sale includes two contiguous land parcels totalling 9,664.68 square metres (approximately 2.39 acres).
The property currently houses Balaji IT Park, comprising three constructed buildings with a total built-up area of 45,572.14 square metres (about 4.90 lakh square feet).
NTT Global Data Centres & Cloud Infrastructure India Private Limited is a provider of cloud computing, data hosting, application development, and cybersecurity solutions in India and globally.
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