The Reserve Bank of India has finalized a significant land purchase in Mumbai's prime Nariman Point area for Rs 3,472 crore, marking one of the largest real estate deals in the city's history.
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The RBI's land deal in Nariman Point is significant because it is one of the largest real estate transactions in Mumbai's history, valued at more than Rs 800 crore per acre. It allows the RBI to consolidate its facilities and plan for future space needs.
The seller of the land was the Mumbai Metro Railway Corporation Ltd (MMRCL), which is developing the Aqua Line of the Mumbai Metro.
The land has a development potential of around 1.6 million square feet due to the higher allowable floor-space index for transit-oriented development (TOD) related regulations.
MMRCL decided to sell the land to the RBI once the central bank expressed interest, as it brought in a strong buyer who could foot the bill, ensuring a smooth and reliable transaction.
The RBI plans to use the land to consolidate its facilities in the city, streamline operations, and plan for future space needs, enhancing its presence in the financial hub of Mumbai.
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