The Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) has made a significant real estate transaction by selling a 3.84-acre land plot in Borivali, Mumbai, for ₹539 crore. This sale marks a notable achievement in the real estate sector, reflecting the growing interest in prime properties in Mumbai.
Real EstateMumbaiBorivaliKvicLand SaleReal Estate PuneApr 14, 2025
The Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) is a statutory organization established in 1957 to promote the growth of cottage and small-scale industries, particularly in rural areas. It aims to generate employment and income in these regions.
The 3.84-acre land plot in Borivali was sold for ₹539 crore.
The buyer, a leading real estate developer, plans to develop a high-end residential and commercial complex on the site, including luxury apartments, retail spaces, and modern amenities.
Borivali is a well-developed suburb of Mumbai, known for its residential and commercial significance. It offers well-connected infrastructure, including proximity to the Western Express Highway and the Borivali railway station, making it an attractive location for both residential and commercial developments.
This land sale is significant as it reflects the robust demand for prime locations in Mumbai and the confidence of investors in the city’s real estate sector. It also serves as a benchmark for future investments in the region.
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