JM Financial has made a significant move in the real estate market by acquiring 1.4 lakh square feet of commercial space in Mulund, Mumbai. This acquisition is part of a larger trend of corporate investments in prime commercial properties.
Jm FinancialCommercial SpacePrestige EstatesMumbai Real EstateProperty AcquisitionReal Estate MumbaiJun 11, 2025
JM Financial has acquired 1.4 lakh square feet of commercial space in Mulund, Mumbai.
The property was developed by Prestige Estates, a prominent real estate developer known for its high-quality projects.
The property is located in the Prestige Trade Centre in Mulund, a well-connected area with excellent infrastructure, making it an ideal choice for corporate operations.
The acquisition is part of JM Financial's strategy to expand its footprint in the real estate sector and strengthen its market position through strategic investments in prime commercial properties.
Prestige Estates has announced a partnership with Mumbai-based Valor Group (formerly DB Realty) to jointly develop an office space, further enhancing the real estate landscape in Mumbai.
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