Ravi Puravankara, a prominent realtor, has made a significant acquisition by purchasing 12 commercial plots in Mumbai for a total of Rs 242 crore. These properties, situated in the bustling area of Andheri, range from 6,750 sq ft to nearly 10,000 sq ft in
Commercial Real EstateMumbaiRavi PuravankaraAndheriReal Estate InvestmentReal Estate MumbaiMar 21, 2025
Ravi Puravankara is a prominent real estate developer and investor known for his strategic acquisitions and innovative projects in the Mumbai property market.
Ravi Puravankara purchased 12 commercial plots in Andheri, Mumbai, with sizes ranging from 6,750 sq ft to nearly 10,000 sq ft carpet area.
Andheri is a preferred location for commercial properties due to its excellent connectivity, thriving business environment, and robust infrastructure.
The commercial real estate market in Mumbai is resilient and continues to attract significant investment due to the city's strategic location and growing demand for office spaces.
Puravankara plans to renovate and modernize the properties to meet the high standards of today's business environment and cater to the evolving needs of businesses.
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