The Supreme Court has directed the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to review the proposals submitted by Oberoi Realty and Valor Estate for the acquisition of Sahara’s prime 106-acre plot in Mumbai. This move comes after a prolonged legal bat
Supreme CourtSebiOberoi RealtyValor EstateMumbaiReal Estate MumbaiJan 08, 2025
The 106-acre plot in Mumbai is considered one of the most valuable pieces of real estate in the city due to its prime location and potential for development. It has been the subject of a prolonged legal battle between Sahara and regulatory authorities.
The Supreme Court has directed SEBI to review the proposals to ensure a transparent and fair evaluation of the bids from Oberoi Realty and Valor Estate. This is to protect the best interests of all stakeholders and resolve the long-standing legal dispute.
Oberoi Realty has proposed to develop a mix of residential and commercial projects, focusing on sustainable development. Valor Estate's proposal includes luxury residential units and commercial spaces, with a strong emphasis on green building practices.
SEBI, the regulatory body for the securities market in India, has been tasked with conducting a thorough review of the proposals. They will evaluate financial, legal, and environmental factors before making a recommendation to the Supreme Court.
The decision could set a precedent for similar cases and have a significant impact on the real estate market in Mumbai. It could influence the strategies of other developers and investors, and potentially boost the local economy and quality of life for residents.
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