Two prominent land parcels in the South Bombay area, including the Bayside Mall in Tardeo, have been sold to Ivory Property Trust for a whopping ₹355 crore. The transaction, which has been a significant event in the Mumbai real estate market, highlights t
Real EstateSouth BombayTardeoBayside MallIvory Property TrustReal Estate MumbaiDec 06, 2024
Ivory Property Trust acquired two land parcels in South Bombay, including the Bayside Mall in Tardeo, for ₹355 crore.
Ivory Property Trust is a prominent real estate investment firm known for its strategic investments in high-value properties across India, with a focus on premium locations.
The properties are located in South Bombay, one of the most affluent and central areas of Mumbai, offering excellent connectivity and a large customer base.
Ivory Property Trust plans to undertake a comprehensive redevelopment of the Bayside Mall, focusing on creating a modern, multi-use complex with retail, office, and residential spaces.
The sale is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy by creating jobs and boosting business activity in the area, reflecting the confidence of investors in the Mumbai real estate market.
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