In a major real estate deal, Macrotech Developers has sold a massive 15,000 square foot apartment in Worli, Mumbai, to SR Menon Properties LLP for Rs 187 crore. This transaction highlights the growing demand for luxury properties in the city.
Real EstateLuxury PropertyMumbaiMacrotech DevelopersSr Menon Properties LlpReal Estate MumbaiMar 17, 2025
The apartment sold by Macrotech Developers is 15,000 square feet in size.
SR Menon Properties LLP purchased the apartment in Worli, Mumbai.
The apartment was sold for Rs 187 crore.
This transaction highlights the persistent demand for luxury properties in Mumbai, reflecting the resilience and strength of the luxury real estate market in the city.
The sale of the apartment was facilitated by real estate consultant Square Yards.
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