Mumbai's luxury real estate market sees high-end deals, including a ₹107-crore triplex purchase by Lloyds Group chairman's family in Worli.
Luxury Real EstateMumbaiLloyds GroupSugee GroupHigh End PropertiesReal EstateJul 12, 2024
The triplex was purchased for ₹107 crore.
The Sea Krest building is located in Worli, Mumbai.
The per sq ft rate of the triplex is ₹81,133.
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