In a significant real estate transaction, Property Ventures (India) Pvt Ltd has sold an IT Park in Mumbai's Malad area to Clear Bridge Ventures LLP for ₹335 crore.
Mumbai Real EstateIt ParkMaladRk MarblesRucha GroupReal Estate PuneAug 30, 2024

The IT Park was sold for ₹335 crore.
Clear Bridge Ventures LLP bought the IT Park.
The IT Park is spread across an area of 1.96 acres.
The stamp duty paid for the transaction is ₹21.85 crore.
Mahindra and Mahindra Limited sold the land parcel.

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