Bengaluru-based healthcare giant Manipal Hospitals, backed by Singapore's Temasek Holdings, has acquired a hospital property in Mumbai’s Andheri for ₹415 crore, expanding its footprint in one of India's most populous cities.
Manipal HospitalsTemasek HoldingsMumbai AndheriHealthcare AcquisitionHospital PropertyReal Estate MumbaiOct 14, 2024
Manipal Hospitals acquired the hospital property in Mumbai’s Andheri for ₹415 crore.
The seller of the property is Khubchandani Properties and Investment Private Limited.
The property is spread across 10,590 square meters of land, equivalent to approximately 2.61 acres, with a built-up area of 20,851.65 square meters.
The property includes a basement with 180 enclosed parking spaces and 204 mechanical stack parking spaces, a lower ground floor, a ground floor, and three upper floors.
This acquisition allows Manipal Hospitals to expand its presence in Mumbai, a key metropolitan area, and address the growing demand for quality medical care in the city.
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