Praveer Sinha, CEO and MD of Tata Power, along with his wife Ritu Ahuja Sinha, has purchased a luxury apartment in Mumbai’s Raheja Modern Vivarea project for ₹17.50 crore. The property is situated in the prestigious Mahalaxmi area and offers panoramic views.
Luxury ApartmentMumbai Real EstatePraveer SinhaRaheja Modern VivareaTata PowerReal EstateOct 31, 2025

Praveer Sinha is the CEO and Managing Director of Tata Power, one of India's leading energy companies.
Raheja Modern Vivarea is a luxury residential project located in Mahalaxmi, Mumbai, developed by K Raheja Corp Real Estate Pvt Ltd.
Praveer Sinha paid ₹17.50 crore for the apartment, including a stamp duty of ₹1.5 crore.
The apartment is situated on the 31st floor, has a carpet area of 2,181 sq ft, and a balcony area of 78 sq ft, totaling 2,259 sq ft.
The possession of the Raheja Modern Vivarea project is slated for September 2028.

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