Jet Airways’ former corporate office in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) is set to be auctioned as part of the airline’s ongoing liquidation proceedings. The property, with a carpet area of 52,202 square feet, is expected to draw significant interest from real estate investors.
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The reserve price for the Jet Airways BKC office is set at ₹335.24 crore (approximately ₹3.35 billion).
The auction for the Jet Airways BKC office is scheduled for 5 June 2025.
The liquidator appointed for Jet Airways was appointed following the commencement of the airline’s liquidation on November 26, 2024.
The carpet area of the BKC office is approximately 52,202 square feet.
The earnest money deposit (EMD) requirement for the auction is ₹16.76 crore.
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