Kalpesh Mehta, founder of Tribeca Developers, the licensed partner of the Trump Organization in India, shares his vision for six new Trump Tower projects in major Indian cities.
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Kalpesh Mehta is the founder of Tribeca Developers, the licensed partner of the Trump Organization in India. He has a 15-year relationship with the Trump family and studied at Wharton, where he met Donald Trump Jr.
Tribeca Developers is planning to announce six new Trump Tower projects in major Indian cities, totaling 8 million square feet and with a sale potential of over ₹15,000 crore.
The new projects will be located in Pune, Gurugram, Noida, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru.
The projects will feature a mix of full stack and development management models, with local partners and a focus on creating trophy properties. One project will be a large office development in Pune, and another will be a golf and villas project.
The Trump presidency is expected to strengthen the India-US relationship, creating opportunities for growth and further solidifying Tribeca Developers' position as a leading luxury property developer in India.

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