Pankaj Tripathi, his wife Mridula Tripathi, and their daughter Aashi Tripathi have made significant real estate investments in Mumbai, purchasing two apartments worth Rs 10.85 crore. The deals come at a time when Mumbai's property market is experiencing unprecedented growth.
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The total value of the two apartments purchased by Pankaj Tripathi, his wife Mridula Tripathi, and their daughter Aashi Tripathi is Rs 10.85 crore.
One apartment is located in Andheri West, and the other is in Kandivali West, both in Mumbai.
The Andheri West apartment was purchased for Rs 9.98 crore.
The RERA carpet area of the Kandivali West apartment is 39.48 sq. m. (approximately 424.95 sq. ft.).
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