The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has acquired a 4.16-acre land parcel at Nariman Point, Mumbai, for ₹3,471.82 crore, marking one of the largest real estate transactions of 2025.
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The agreement value of the land parcel acquired by RBI at Nariman Point is ₹3,471.82 crore.
The stamp duty paid for the land acquisition was ₹208.30 crore.
The land parcel is located near the backbay reclamation area, in the heart of Nariman Point, one of Mumbai’s most prestigious commercial districts, flanked by Marine Drive, Mantralaya, consulates, and landmark office towers.
The acquisition aligns with RBI’s long-term strategy to expand and consolidate its footprint in South Mumbai, close to its existing Mint Road headquarters.
The capital infusion from the sale will support the Mumbai Metro expansion projects, easing funding pressures on the state-backed corporation.
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