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ASK Wealth co-founder Bharat Shah’s family buys four luxury apartments in Mumbai’s Worli for ₹180 crore

The family of veteran investor Bharat Shah, a former executive of ASK Asset & Wealth Management, bought four ultra-luxury apartments in Worli, Mumbai. ₹₹180 crore, according to property registration documents reviewed by Zapkey. The transaction was registered at RERA carpet price per square foot ₹1.01 lakh.Mumbai Real Estate: The family of veteran investor Bharat Shah, a former executive of ASK...

Mantra Group gets NCLT nod to revive stalled project in Mumbai’s Worli with ₹2000 crore revenue potential

Pune-based Mantra Group has acquired a stalled real estate project with projected growth potential in Worli, Mumbai. ₹2,000 crores.Pune-based Mantra Group has acquired a stalled real estate project in Worli, Mumbai with an estimated development potential of ₹2,000 crore. (Photo for representational purposes only) (Gemini born photo)The acquisition was done through the corporate insolvency resolution...

Shreyas Iyer’s Mumbai real estate portfolio: 4 major property deals

Shreyas Iyer's latest real estate move is to lease a luxury apartment in Worli, Mumbai, with a total rent of more than Rs. ₹Rs 7 crore adds another chapter to the cricketer's growing association with one of the most sought-after property markets in the country.Shreyas Iyer's latest real estate move is to lease a luxury apartment in Worli, Mumbai, with a total rent of over ₹7 crore. (X Images)This is...

Shreyas Iyer rented a 3,875 sq ft luxury apartment in Worli, Mumbai for three years, with a total rent of ₹7.14 crore.

Indian cricketer Shreyas Iyer has rented an apartment in Mumbai's Worli, one of the most expensive residential real estate markets in India, with a total rent of three years. ₹7.14 crore, according to property registration documents obtained by SquareYards.Indian cricketer Shreyas Iyer has rented an apartment in Mumbai's Worli, one of the most expensive residential real estate markets in India, with a...

Mumbai’s ₹3 lakh per sq ft luxury homes still face 10% water cut. here’s why

Mumbai's housing market is touching new heights, with prices of luxury projects in sought-after neighborhoods like Worli and Malabar Hill reaching almost zero. ₹3 lakh per square foot. Yet behind the record-breaking sales and gleaming towers lies a harsh reality: For almost a month, residents across the city, including those living in some of its most expensive homes, have been grappling with a 10%...

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