Mumbai's luxury property market continues to break records, with Rare Enterprises CEO Utpal Sheth purchasing a sea-view apartment in Worli for Rs 123 crore.
Mumbai Luxury Property MarketUtpal ShethRare EnterprisesOberoi RealtyThree Sixty WestReal Estate MumbaiSep 20, 2024

Utpal Sheth, senior partner and chief executive of Rare Enterprises, purchased the apartment.
The apartment cost Rs 123 crore.
The apartment is located on the 54th floor of Oberoi Three Sixty West on Dr Annie Besant Road in Worli.
The apartment has a usable area of 15,795 sq ft.
The project is developed by Oberoi Realty in partnership with Sahana Group's Skylark Buildcon and Moon Rays Realty.

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