Tribeca Developers, the exclusive licensee of the Trump brand in India, is forging ahead with its ambitious plans to expand the Trump Towers brand in India, despite the controversies surrounding Donald Trump.
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Tribeca Developers, the exclusive licensee of the Trump brand in India, is forging ahead with its ambitious plans to expand the Trump Towers brand in India, with four to five new projects across major Indian cities.
Despite the controversies surrounding Donald Trump, including his tenure as President of the United States, the Trump name has retained its appeal in the Indian real estate market, leveraging the country's booming real estate market and the aspirations of its wealthy citizens.
Experts highlight that the outcome of the US elections will significantly impact India, especially given the deep economic ties between the two nations, with repercussions expected to be even more pronounced in the real estate sector.
Tribeca is considering entering the capital markets, aiming to list the company within the next four years, and is also looking to develop yet another Trump Tower in Mumbai's Matunga area.
The Trump Organization's entry into the Indian market began with strategic partnerships with prominent Indian real estate developers, with the first project being Trump Towers Pune, developed in collaboration with Panchshil Realty.

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