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Home / Business and Economy / L&T Buys Mumbai Land for ₹448 Cr Office Hub

L&T Buys Mumbai Land for ₹448 Cr Office Hub

19 Jan

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Summary

  • L&T acquired land rights in Mumbai's Lower Parel for ₹448.6 crore.
  • The deal includes cash payment and an area-sharing arrangement.
  • Development rights are for a 5,413.08 sq metre plot with Khatri Estate.
L&T Buys Mumbai Land for ₹448 Cr Office Hub

L&T Realty Developers Limited has finalized a significant land acquisition in Mumbai's Lower Parel for ₹448.6 crore. The deal, registered on January 9, 2026, grants the company development rights for a plot of approximately 5,413.08 square metres, currently housing the 'Khatri Estate' structure. This strategic purchase is set to facilitate the development of a new commercial office building in a prime urban locale.

The financial arrangement for the acquisition comprises ₹300 crore in cash, supplemented by an area-sharing agreement with AVA Smart City LLP. L&T will cede 55,000 square feet of commercial space and associated parking facilities to AVA Smart City. This transaction utilizes a Floor Space Index (FSI) of 3.0 for property valuation, underscoring the commercial potential of the acquired land.

Located on Elphinstone Road, the property benefits from ongoing infrastructure developments, including the reconstruction of the Elphinstone Bridge by the MMRDA, anticipated for completion by 2027. This project forms part of a larger corridor initiative aimed at enhancing Mumbai's east-west connectivity. The acquisition aligns with L&T Realty's expansion strategy, reinforcing its presence in premium real estate markets across India.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
L&T Realty is acquiring land rights in Lower Parel to develop a new commercial office building.
L&T paid ₹448.6 crore for the land rights in Lower Parel, Mumbai.
The Elphinstone Road location is near the ongoing reconstruction of the Elphinstone Bridge, part of a major infrastructure project enhancing connectivity.

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