Co-founder of QiCAP.AI, Amit Rathi, has made headlines in Mumbai's real estate market with the purchase of a luxury apartment for a whopping ₹89 crore. The apartment, located in India's tallest building, showcases the growing trend of high-net-worth indiv
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Amit Rathi is the co-founder of QiCAP.AI, a leading artificial intelligence and machine learning company. He recently made headlines by purchasing a luxury apartment in Mumbai for ₹89 crore.
The luxury apartment is located in India's tallest building, situated in Mumbai, India. It spans 7,685 square feet and offers world-class amenities.
Mumbai's real estate market, particularly the luxury segment, is experiencing a surge in demand. High-net-worth individuals are increasingly investing in premium properties, driven by the city's economic growth and world-class infrastructure.
The building offers a range of exclusive facilities, including a private gym, a spa, a swimming pool, and a landscaped garden, ensuring a high standard of living for its residents.
The luxury real estate market in Mumbai has shown resilience due to the city's robust economic environment and the confidence of high-net-worth individuals in the market. Properties are seen as a safe and stable investment, with potential for long-term returns.
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