Runwal Realty has acquired a 4-acre land parcel from Kansai Nerolac Paints in Worli, Mumbai, for Rs 800 crore. The developer plans to turn this prime location into a luxury residential project worth Rs 8,000 crore, further solidifying their presence in So
Runwal RealtyKansai NerolacMumbai Real EstateLuxury Residential ProjectsProperty AcquisitionsReal Estate MumbaiOct 24, 2024

The land acquisition by Runwal Realty from Kansai Nerolac Paints is valued at Rs 800 crore, including stamp duty and other charges.
Runwal Realty plans to develop a luxury residential project on the 4-acre land parcel, with a development potential of 1 million sq ft and an estimated value of Rs 8,000 crore.
Runwal Realty chose to acquire land in Worli, Mumbai, to strengthen its footprint in South Mumbai and the luxury segment, following the success of its other premium developments in the region.
The strong market trends, coupled with macro-economic factors, infrastructure push, and a favorable regulatory environment, offer a monumental growth opportunity for Runwal Realty in Mumbai's real estate market.
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