Real estate experts have weighed in on the valuation of Jet Airways' prime office space in Mumbai's BKC, which is now up for auction as part of the airline's liquidation process. This development follows the National Company Law Tribunal's (NCLT) ruling on the airline's insolvency.
Jet AirwaysOffice SpaceBkcMumbaiLiquidationReal Estate MumbaiMay 12, 2025
The auction of Jet Airways' office space in BKC, Mumbai, is a significant step in the liquidation process of the airline. It is expected to generate interest from potential buyers and help in settling the airline's debts and obligations.
BKC, or Bandra Kurla Complex, is one of Mumbai’s most sought-after commercial areas. It is known for its high footfall, modern infrastructure, and proximity to key business hubs, making it a desirable location for corporate offices.
The NCLT has ruled on Jet Airways' insolvency, paving the way for the liquidation of the airline’s assets. The liquidator is tasked with selling off these assets to maximize returns for creditors and stakeholders.
The commercial real estate market in Mumbai has faced challenges due to the pandemic, but prime properties in key locations like BKC have continued to hold their value. The auction of Jet Airways’ office space is expected to test the market’s resilience.
The liquidator has invited bids from interested parties, including both domestic and international investors. The auction is open to anyone who is interested in acquiring a prime office space in Mumbai’s business district.
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