In a significant move, Ravi Puravankara, the founder of Puravankara Ltd, has acquired 12 commercial properties in Mumbai for Rs 242 crore, signaling a robust expansion in the real estate market.
Ravi PuravankaraPuravankara LtdMumbaiCommercial PropertiesReal EstateReal Estate MumbaiMar 20, 2025
Puravankara Ltd is a leading real estate developer known for its innovative projects, customer-centric approach, and high-quality infrastructure. The company has a strong presence in major Indian cities and is committed to sustainable and inclusive development.
Ravi Puravankara spent Rs 242 crore to acquire the 12 commercial properties in Mumbai.
The 12 properties include a mix of office spaces and retail outlets, providing a diversified portfolio to cater to various commercial needs.
This acquisition is significant as it enhances Puravankara Ltd's footprint in the commercial real estate sector, diversifies its revenue streams, and aligns with the company's long-term growth strategy in a key market like Mumbai.
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