Vageshwari Properties has made a significant acquisition in Mumbai's real estate market by purchasing the historic 'Laxmi Nivas' bungalow on Nepean Sea Road for over Rs 276 crore.
Vageshwari PropertiesLaxmi NivasMumbai Real EstateNepean Sea RoadLuxury BungalowReal Estate MumbaiMar 22, 2025

The 'Laxmi Nivas' bungalow was acquired for over Rs 276 crore by Vageshwari Properties.
The 'Laxmi Nivas' bungalow is located on Nepean Sea Road in South Mumbai.
Vageshwari Properties plans to restore and redevelop the bungalow, preserving its historical significance while integrating modern amenities and features.
The acquisition is significant as it expands Vageshwari Properties' portfolio in prime locations and leverages the growing demand for high-end real estate in Mumbai.
The restoration of 'Laxmi Nivas' is expected to have a positive impact on the local real estate market by boosting property values and attracting more investments to the area.

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