ICICI Prudential's acquisition of Kalpataru Infinia in Santacruz, Mumbai, for INR 315 crore is a testament to the city's thriving commercial real estate market.
MumbaiCommercial Real EstateIcici PrudentialOffice SpaceSantacruz EastReal Estate MumbaiJul 29, 2024
The acquisition is valued at INR 315 crore.
The building has a total area of 63,733 square feet.
The acquisition is a testament to Mumbai's thriving commercial real estate market, despite a slowdown in office space demand in other major Indian cities.
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