Pune-based Panchshil Realty has acquired Capgemini’s Thane Knowledge Park for ₹550 crore, expanding its commercial real estate footprint in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). This strategic move highlights the growing importance of Thane as a commercial real estate hub.
Commercial Real EstatePanchshil RealtyThane Knowledge ParkMmrOffice BuildingsReal EstateSep 27, 2025

Panchshil Realty acquired Capgemini’s Knowledge Park in Thane, which includes 15.38 acres of land and five office buildings.
The acquisition was valued at ₹550 crore.
Thane is preferred due to its strategic location, improved road networks, metro connectivity, and proximity to key business hubs, offering both accessibility and growth potential.
The acquisition aligns with the trend of companies rationalizing their portfolios and monetizing non-core assets, while investors focus on acquiring operational Grade-A office parks that deliver stable cash flows.
This acquisition strengthens Panchshil Realty’s revenue streams and positions the company for further expansion in the region, while contributing to the growth of MMR’s real estate ecosystem.

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