Puravankara, a leading real estate developer, has acquired the redevelopment rights for a prestigious residential society in Malabar Hill, Mumbai. The project, spanning 1.43 acres, has a development potential of 0.7 million square feet and an estimated revenue potential of Rs 2,700 crore.
Real EstatePuravankaraMalabar HillRedevelopmentMumbaiReal Estate MumbaiSep 02, 2025

The project in Malabar Hill covers an area of 1.43 acres.
The estimated revenue potential of the Malabar Hill project is Rs 2,700 crore.
The Malabar Hill project is being handled by Purva Blue Agate, a wholly owned subsidiary of Puravankara.
Puravankara was selected to redevelop eight residential societies in Chembur.
Puravankara's total redevelopment portfolio in Mumbai now stands at 4.25 million square feet.

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