Kansai Nerolac Paints has entered the real estate market by leasing a prime property in Lower Parel, Mumbai, for INR 726 crore. This strategic move is a testament to the company's vision to capitalize on the booming real estate sector.
Kansai NerolacReal EstateLower ParelMumbaiLease DealReal Estate PuneNov 05, 2024
Kansai Nerolac Paints has leased a prime property in Lower Parel, Mumbai, for INR 726 crore. This deal is a significant move into the real estate market for the company.
Lower Parel is located in Mumbai and is one of the most sought-after commercial hubs in the city. It is known for its prime real estate, robust infrastructure, and the presence of numerous corporate offices, retail spaces, and hospitality ventures.
Kansai Nerolac plans to utilize the property for various purposes, including corporate offices, retail outlets, and possibly a state-of-the-art corporate training center. This move is expected to generate substantial returns and create job opportunities.
Kansai Nerolac has also acquired a property in Pune for INR 103 crore, further solidifying its presence in the real estate market and expanding its footprint across key metropolitan cities in India.
Kansai Nerolac's entry into the real estate market reflects the growing confidence of established corporations in the sector. This move is expected to attract more players to invest in real estate and set a new benchmark for companies in the paint and coatings industry.
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