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Mumbai’s Luxury Real Estate Market: A New High in 2025

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Mumbai’s luxury housing market has surged to record levels in the first half of 2025. According to the Sotheby’s International Realty and CRE Matrix H1 CY’25 Luxury Housing Report, sales of high-end homes priced at ₹10 crore and above reached an all-time high, with total transactions hitting around ₹14,750 crore in H1 2025. Demand grew steadily as wealthy individuals and lifestyle upgraders steered the market forward. The city reaffirmed its position as India’s top luxury property destination.

Record Sales and Market Growth

Mumbai’s luxury segment recorded ₹14,750 crore in sales in the first half of the calendar year 2025 (H1 CY25). This is the highest half-yearly figure ever for homes priced above ₹10 crore. The total sale value rose about 11 % year-on-year compared to H1 2024. Both primary sales (new launches) and secondary sales (resale) contributed strongly.

Developers and brokers reported that properties in the ₹20–40 crore bracket saw especially strong growth, with sales values jumping sharply from previous years. Homes priced above ₹40 crore also saw a significant rise in transactions, indicating strong confidence at the very top of the market.

A record 1,335 luxury units were sold in the last 12 months, the highest ever in any 12-month period.

Who Is Buying and Why

The main drivers of demand were high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) and lifestyle upgraders who sought larger, better-located homes. Buyers showed a willingness to pay premium prices for space, views, and top-class amenities.

About 24 % of luxury home purchases were made by buyers relocating from beyond traditional luxury zones like South Mumbai. This shows a wider interest in luxury living across the metropolitan area.

Mumbai’s luxury home market also attracted buyers from outside the city and overseas investors. Many of these buyers view high-end real estate both as a status asset and a wealth preservation play, especially amid growing personal wealth and economic confidence.

Top Micro-Markets and Trends

Certain neighborhoods stood out for their luxury appeal. Worli remained the most sought-after luxury location, accounting for a large share of total sales value. Bandra West, Tardeo, Prabhadevi, and Malabar Hill also posted strong performance with double-digit growth.

Developers reported that the primary market—newly built premium apartments—made up around three-quarters of total sales volume, while resale sales remained strong as well.

Buyers preferred apartments of 2,000–4,000 sq ft, which accounted for about 70 % of sales. This reflects a shift toward larger, more comfortable living spaces.

Bottom Line

Mumbai’s luxury real estate market reached historic levels in H1 2025. Record transaction values and expanding demand reflect strong confidence among wealthy buyers. Luxury homes are now central to Mumbai’s housing story. With broad buyer interest and new high-end launches, the momentum looks set to continue.

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Asha Bhosle Sells Luxury Apartment in Pune’s Panchshil One North for ₹6.15 Crore

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Legendary singer Asha Bhosle, along with her son Anand Bhosle, has sold their 3,401 sq ft luxury apartment in Pune for ₹6.15 crore. According to the documents accessed by CRE Matrix, the transaction was registered on July 14, 2025. This transaction reflects the consistent appreciation of high-end real estate in Pune’s eastern corridor.

According to the documents accessed, Bhosle originally purchased the apartment in February 2013 for ₹4.33 crore. With the recent sale, the iconic singer has earned a return on investment of approximately 42% over a 12-year holding period.

The apartment is located in Panchshil One North, a premium residential development near Magarpatta City, a thriving IT and commercial hub in Pune. The unit, situated on the 19th floor, includes a 182 sq ft terrace and was sold along with five dedicated parking spaces—a rare and valuable amenity in urban residential markets.

The property has been acquired by two Pune-based buyers, Prerna Gaikwad and Sangram Gaikwad. Public records reveal that over ₹43 lakh was paid in stamp duty, along with a ₹30,000 registration fee.

Strategically located, Panchshil One North offers seamless connectivity. It is approximately 9 km from Pune Airport, 6 km from Kharadi, an emerging IT and business district, and 25 km from Hinjewadi, Pune’s largest IT hub. The project, developed by Panchshil Realty, is known for its upscale residences, world-class amenities, and proximity to key business zones.

This transaction reaffirms the continued demand for luxury homes in well-connected and infrastructure-rich micro-markets, such as Magarpatta and Kharadi. With increasing interest from end-users and investors alike, Pune’s premium residential segment continues to show robust capital appreciation and investment potential.

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Ahmedabad’s Commercial Ascent: How BFSI Demand Is Transforming the Office Market

Ahmedabad’s Commercial Ascent: How BFSI Demand Is Transforming the Office Market

Ahmedabad, long known for its vibrant culture and business heritage, is rapidly emerging as one of India’s most promising commercial real estate hubs. Recent data shows a clear shift in the city’s office market dynamics — now trending firmly in favour of landlords.

CREDAI+Cre Matrix’s Ahmedabad Office Report – H1 CY’25 highlights that the city is fast emerging as a business hub. The market is transitioning into a landlord-favourable phase. Office rentals are being led by the BFSI sector. BFSI tenants are commanding a 25.5% premium over Grade A/A+ spaces in the first half of the year.

A Market on the Upswing

At the heart of this transformation is soaring demand from the Banking, Financial Services & Insurance (BFSI) sector. In the first half of 2025, this segment accounted for 56% of all office leasing activity in Ahmedabad. This was way outpacing other industries. Trailing behind were IT/ITES firms with a 30% share and industrial occupiers at around 8%.

This surge in demand is reflected in market rents. Grade A and A+ office space now commands about 25.5% more in market rent than earlier contracted rents. Therefore, this is a clear signal that landlords now have stronger pricing power. 

Healthy Supply and Strong Momentum

Ahmedabad’s office stock is roughly 30.5 million sq. ft. of Grade A space, with a vacancy rate of about 19.6%. This indicates solid uptake by businesses. Developers are optimistic, projecting nearly 9.7 million sq. ft. of new office space by 2030. 

Interestingly, the city maintained a balanced supply-demand ratio in H1 2025, with new space added matching the volume leased. This is a rare and healthy sign of commercial market stability. 

GIFT City: A Growth Engine

A major driver of this commercial boom is Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City). In fact, it is India’s first operational smart city and International Financial Services Centre (IFSC). Around 35% of the upcoming office supply until 2027 is expected in GIFT City, underlining developers’ confidence in the area’s future. 

With major projects such as Shilp Centrica, Trogon Twin Towers, and The Goodwill Tower IT SEZ underway, GIFT City is quickly becoming a magnet for corporations and investors alike. 

What This Means for Ahmedabad

For landlords and investors, Ahmedabad’s office market presents exciting opportunities. Rising rents and strong leasing activity — especially from BFSI and tech firms — suggest a landlord-favourable environment that’s hard to ignore. 

From a broader economic perspective, Ahmedabad’s commercial evolution signals the city’s growing stature as a national business destination, attracting firms seeking alternatives to traditional metro markets — thanks to a mix of cost advantages, strategic location, and improved infrastructure. 

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Golf Links Bungalow Sold for ₹100 Crore in Lutyens’ Delhi Luxury Deal

Golf Links Bungalow Sold for ₹100 Crore in Lutyens’ Delhi Luxury Deal

Yashwant Singh, a member of a Rajasthan royal family, has purchased a bungalow in Delhi’s upscale Golf Links area for a staggering ₹100 crore, according to property registration records accessed via CRE Matrix.

The transaction, registered on June 12, 2025, includes a land parcel of 588.97 sq. m with a built-up area of 867.33 sq. m. Singh has reportedly paid ₹7 crore in stamp duty and corporation tax. The seller of the property is Anu Jindal, currently residing in The Camellias, Gurugram. Singh’s address is listed as the prestigious APJ Abdul Kalam Road, New Delhi.

The bungalow, true to Lutyens’ charm, is a 2.5-storey structure that includes a basement, ground and first floors, a barsati (terrace room), and dedicated servant quarters.

Experts say that this deal reaffirms the sustained allure of the Lutyens Bungalow Zone (LBZ), where demand far exceeds supply. Golf Links, in particular, remains one of the most coveted addresses in the capital. With very few listings at any time, buyers often face stiff competition for a foothold in this elite enclave.

Lutyens Bungalow Zone is not just expensive; it’s also highly regulated. As a designated heritage zone, areas like Golf Links, Prithviraj Road, parts of Sunder Nagar, and Bengali Market fall under strict development norms. These include height restrictions, low floor-area ratios (FARs), and limitations on reconstruction.

While the zone is undeniably prestigious, it doesn’t always offer the spatial luxuries one might expect at this price point. In fact, few bungalows here exceed 10,000 sq. ft. of carpet area. But what it lacks in scale, it more than makes up for in legacy, location, and exclusivity.

This ₹100 crore deal is not just a headline-grabber. It’s a signal that Lutyens’ Delhi, and Golf Links in particular, remain untouched by market slowdowns or cyclical shifts. It represents a class of Indian real estate that is less about square footage and more about stature.

Recent Transactions

High-value transactions in Delhi’s luxury real estate market signal continued buyer interest in marquee addresses. In prime zones like Golf Links and across Lutyens’ Delhi, demand remains strong despite limited inventory and strict heritage development norms.

In a recent transaction, Delhi High Court senior advocate Arun Kathpalia purchased a 763 sq yard bungalow in the same Golf Links neighborhood for ₹69 crore. In another transaction, Sanjay Kukreja, a partner at ChrysCapital, and his wife, Shaveta Sharma, purchased a 1,250-square-yard bungalow for ₹155 crore.

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Lodha Developers Acquires 945 Apartments in Mankhurd for ₹567 Crore

Lodha Developers Acquires 945 Apartments in Mankhurd for ₹567 Crore

In a landmark deal that reflects shifting dynamics in Mumbai’s redevelopment landscape, Lodha Developers has acquired over 945 apartments as Permanent Transit Camp (PTC) units in the eastern suburb of Mankhurd. The transaction, valued at ₹567 crore, marks one of the largest SRA-linked asset transfers in the city to date. According to documents accessed via real estate intelligence platform CRE Matrix, the registration took place on June 3, with Lodha paying a stamp duty of ₹34.02 crore.

A Permanent Transit Camp(PTC) refers to ready-built housing that temporarily or permanently houses project-affected persons, typically slum dwellers or tenants, under SRA (Slum Rehabilitation Authority) schemes. These units help developers fulfill their rehabilitation commitments for ongoing redevelopment projects.

Lodha’s bulk acquisition spans a built-up area of 3.39 lakh sq ft and is part of a compliance-driven strategy. One of its key redevelopment projects in the Vikhroli suburb requires the company to hand over more than 50,000 sq meters of constructed area to the SRA for PTC purposes.

However, with limited land availability in Vikhroli and the long timelines associated with in situ construction, Lodha has opted for off-site fulfilment through this strategic Mankhurd purchase. The seller, in turn, monetizes part of its free sale inventory, reportedly holding over 83,000 square meters of it in the locality. This makes the deal mutually beneficial.

This move highlights the increasing relevance of Mumbai’s eastern suburbs, like Mankhurd, in large-scale urban renewal projects. It also points to a growing trend among developers to explore off-site, asset-backed solutions to meet regulatory obligations swiftly, especially as redevelopment projects face tighter timelines and heightened compliance scrutiny.

As Mumbai’s real estate market continues to evolve, transactions like these are likely to become more common, reshaping how rehabilitation components are addressed in the city’s ever-expanding redevelopment story.

Recent Redevelopment Transactions in Mumbai

Mumbai’s redevelopment landscape is witnessing a surge in high-value transactions as developers race to meet growing housing demand. From bulk SRA unit acquisitions to large-scale society redevelopments, recent deals highlight the city’s shift toward faster, compliance-driven real estate strategies.

In a recent transaction, Kalpataru signed redevelopment contracts for two housing society projects in Chembur and Goregaon, Mumbai, spanning over 1.5 million sq ft with a potential revenue of ₹2,000 crore.

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Tesla Leases 24,000 Sq Ft in Kurla, Mumbai for New Service Centre

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Tesla’s entry into the Indian market continues to gain momentum with the electric vehicle (EV) giant leasing a new commercial space in Kurla West, central Mumbai. The newly acquired 24,500 sq. ft facility, located in Macrotech Developers’ Lodha Industrial and Logistics Park, will serve as a dedicated vehicle service center—Tesla’s first such facility in the country.

This marks Tesla’s fourth commercial footprint in India, following the establishment of its engineering hub in Pune, its registered office in Bengaluru, and a short-term office in Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC). Notably, this is the second deal concluded by Tesla within the last two months, highlighting the company’s growing focus on operational readiness in India.

According to documents accessed by CRE Matrix, the lease agreement, signed by Tesla India Motor & Energy, spans five years with a starting monthly rent of Rs 37.53 lakh. The total rental commitment over the lease term exceeds Rs 24 crore. The license period commenced on April 20, with a rent-free phase lasting one month and ten days. Rent payments began on June 1. The lease includes an annual 5% escalation in rent and Rs 10 per sq. ft Common Area Maintenance (CAM) charges, which will also escalate by 5% annually.

This strategic move comes soon after Tesla secured its first showroom space in India at BKC, setting a record for lease rentals at Rs 881 per sq. ft per month. With this new facility, Tesla is laying the groundwork for its long-term operations in the country.

Tesla’s recent activity suggests a renewed commitment to India, particularly in light of recent policy changes aimed at attracting global EV manufacturers. The developments follow CEO Elon Musk’s meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his US visit, a turning point in Tesla’s approach toward the Indian market.

As the government continues to ease import duties and encourage local production, Tesla’s growing footprint could signal the beginning of a robust EV ecosystem in India.

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Shikhar Dhawan Buys Ultra-Luxury Apartment in DLF’s The Dahlias, Gurugram for ₹69 Crore

Shikhar Dhawan Buys Ultra-Luxury Apartment in DLF’s The Dahlias

Former Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan has purchased a luxury apartment in The Dahlias, a premium project by DLF in Gurugram’s Sector 54. The property was bought for ₹69 crore and is one of the most expensive real estate deals recently.

The property, part of DLF’s most exclusive residential enclave, The Dahlias, is one of the costliest real estate transactions in the country. According to documents accessed by CRE Matrix, the apartment spans an impressive 6,040 sq. ft. and comes with five dedicated parking slots. The registration took place in early February 2025, shortly after Dhawan announced his retirement from all forms of cricket in August 2024.

The base cost of the apartment stands at ₹65.61 crore, while the total transaction value, including a stamp duty of ₹3.28 crore, rounds off at ₹68.89 crore. The rate per square foot comes out to ₹1,14,068.61 on carpet area and ₹1,08,631 on the super area—placing it among the highest price-per-square-foot deals in India’s residential real estate market.

DLF’s The Dahlias is popular for its super-luxury offerings, world-class amenities, privacy, and exclusivity, attracting top-tier buyers, including industrialists, corporate honchos, and now, a cricketing icon.

This move not only underlines Dhawan’s transition into his post-cricket life but also reflects the continued demand for luxury real estate in Gurugram’s Golf Course Road micro-market.

As Dhawan turns the page on his illustrious cricketing career, he seems to be setting new benchmarks in luxury living, continuing to stay in the spotlight, albeit off the field.

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₹1 Crore in Mumbai: How Much Space Can Homebuyers Actually Get

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Mumbai’s real estate market remains India’s most expensive, with prime locations recording apartment prices of nearly ₹3 lakh per square foot. For homebuyers working with a ₹1 crore budget, options in premium neighbourhoods are extremely limited.

According to an analysis by CRE Matrix in its report, How Much Sqft Can You Buy in Mumbai for ₹1 Cr.?, which examined property transactions across 60 micro-markets in Mumbai during 2024, a ₹1 crore budget can buy just 73 sq ft in Malabar Hill, one of South Mumbai’s most premium residential areas. In Worli, the same budget covers roughly 100 sq ft, while Bandra offers around 124 sq ft—roughly the size of a compact bedroom.

How Much Space ₹1 Crore Buys in South and Central Mumbai

Other prime localities also offer limited space for ₹1 crore. In Lower Parel, buyers get about 136 sq ft, while Prabhadevi offers around 138 sq ft. Tardeo and Juhu provide marginally larger homes at approximately 147 sq ft and 172 sq ft, respectively.

Neighbourhoods such as Colaba, Dadar, Santacruz, and Khar fall in a similar bracket, offering roughly 174 to 200 sq ft within the same budget. These figures underline how central and South Mumbai continue to command premium pricing despite limited apartment sizes.

Suburban Markets Offer Better Value for ₹1 Crore

The stark contrast becomes evident as buyers move toward Mumbai’s suburban markets. In western suburbs like Andheri, Goregaon, Malad, Kandivali, Borivali, and Dahisar, ₹1 crore can fetch homes ranging between 270 and 530 sq ft. These areas continue to attract mid-income homebuyers due to relatively better space affordability and improved connectivity.

Eastern and Central Suburbs: More Space Within the Same Budget

Eastern and central suburbs offer comparable value. Localities including Ghatkopar, Wadala, Kurla, Sion, Chembur, Mulund, Vikhroli, Powai, Kanjurmarg, and Bhandup typically offer 280 to 500 sq ft homes within a ₹1 crore budget. These markets remain popular with working professionals due to proximity to business hubs and transport networks.

Most Affordable Areas in Mumbai for ₹1 Crore Homes

At the more affordable end of the spectrum, neighbourhoods such as Dharavi, Asalpha, Kurla, and Govandi offer the largest home sizes for the same budget. Here, ₹1 crore can secure 540 to 680 sq ft, highlighting the sharp affordability divide between South Mumbai and the city’s peripheral markets.

Additional Costs to Budget for When Buying a ₹1 Crore Home

Beyond the purchase price, buyers must factor in additional costs. Real estate consultants advise budgeting an extra 10% to 20% of the property value for expenses such as stamp duty, registration charges, development fees, and GST for under-construction properties.

Interior and furnishing costs may add another 10% to 15% of the total property value. Even in cases where banks fund a high percentage of the agreement value, homebuyers should be prepared with sufficient liquidity to manage these ancillary expenses.

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Bengaluru’s Luxury Housing Market Crosses ₹1,000 Crore in Sales

Bengaluru’s Luxury Housing Market Crosses ₹1,000 Crore in Sales

Bengaluru’s luxury housing market hit a historic milestone in FY 2024–25, with cumulative sales of homes priced at ₹10 crore and above crossing ₹1,000 crore for the first time. As highlighted in the Luxury Housing Report FY’24–25 (Bengaluru) by India Sotheby’s International Realty and CRE Matrix, the segment witnessed nearly 59% year-on-year growth, underscoring the city’s growing stature in India’s high-end residential landscape.

Luxury Sales Accelerate Despite Limited Supply

The ₹1,000-crore milestone was achieved with a relatively small number of transactions—fewer than 150–200 ultra-luxury units. The popularity of the exceptionally high ticket sizes in this segment deserves recognition. Average deal values ranged between ₹10 crore and ₹25 crore per home, with select transactions surpassing this range.

Apartments priced between ₹10–12 crore witnessed the strongest demand, offering buyers a balance between exclusivity, size, and practicality. Limited inventory, controlled launches, and a clear shift by developers toward fewer, larger residences rather than volume-led projects helped sustain pricing and drive value growth.

High-Income Buyers Fuel Sustained Demand

Demand in Bengaluru’s luxury segment continues to be driven by CXOs, startup founders, promoters, and entrepreneurs. Many of them already own multiple properties. Clearly, these buyers are upgrading to luxury homes for enhanced space, privacy, and lifestyle-led living.

A notable trend is the rising preference for large-format luxury apartments ranging between 5,000 and 7,000 sq. ft. Features such as expansive floor plates, low-density developments, private elevators, and premium amenities are key decision drivers. Moreover, proximity to central business districts and established residential hubs continues to play a critical role in influencing buyer preference.

Hebbal Leads Bengaluru’s Luxury Micro-Markets

Among luxury micro-markets, Hebbal emerged as the top performer, contributing 22% of Bengaluru’s total luxury housing sales value. Additionally, strong connectivity, proximity to business hubs, and an evolving premium residential ecosystem have made it a preferred destination for high-net-worth buyers.

A Market Showing Long-Term Momentum

The data points to sustained momentum rather than a short-term spike. The number of luxury units sold has grown at a compound annual rate of 47% since FY 2022–23, indicating robust and consistent demand. While luxury homes form a relatively small share of overall housing volumes, their contribution to total residential value is rising steadily.

Bengaluru Joins India’s Top Luxury Housing League

Crossing the ₹1,000-crore annual sales mark places Bengaluru alongside India’s established luxury housing markets. For developers, the trend signals scope for selective and well-positioned luxury expansion. For buyers and investors, it reinforces Bengaluru’s potential for long-term capital appreciation and its growing stature as a premium residential destination.

As the city’s wealth base expands and high-end supply remains disciplined, Bengaluru’s luxury housing market appears well-positioned for continued, sustainable growth.

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Senior Advocate Arun Kathpalia Purchases Bungalow in Delhi’s Golf Links for ₹69 Crore

Senior Advocate Arun Kathpalia Purchases Bungalow in Delhi’s Golf Links for ₹69 Crore

In a recent high-value transaction, Delhi High Court senior advocate Arun Kathpalia, known for his expertise in dispute resolution, purchased a 763 sq yard bungalow in Delhi’s posh Golf Links neighborhood for a whopping ₹69 crore. According to documents accessed through CRE Matrix, the transaction involved a stamp duty payment of ₹4.14 crore.

Kathpalia now joins the distinguished league of legal luminaries such as former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, former Solicitor General Gopal Subramanium, and former Additional Solicitor General Vikas Singh, who have all made recent property acquisitions in the Lutyens’ Bungalow Zone (LBZ).

Golf Links, along with nearby Sunder Nagar, has become a preferred address for lawyers due to its strategic proximity to the Supreme Court and the Delhi High Court. The area also attracts high net worth individuals (HNIs) and corporate heavyweights, drawn to its exclusivity and heritage charm. With extremely limited inventory and consistent demand, prices in the area have remained robust.

The Lutyens’ Bungalow Zone spans 28 square kilometres and is home to approximately 3,000 bungalows originally built for top government officials, ministers, and judges. Around 600 of these are privately owned, often by some of India’s wealthiest citizens. Designed by British architect Edwin Lutyens between 1912 and 1930, the LBZ remains one of the most prestigious residential enclaves in the country.

Despite a slight dip in optimism, HNI interest in real estate remains resilient. According to India Sotheby’s International Realty’s latest luxury residential outlook survey, 62% of HNIs and ultra-HNIs plan to invest in real estate over the next 12-24 months, down from 71% in 2024. Nearly half of the respondents expect returns in the range of 12%–18%, while 38% anticipate returns below 12%.

While overall optimism has slipped from 79% in 2024 to 71% in 2025, confidence in India’s macroeconomic fundamentals remains strong. Most investors continue to view India as the fastest-growing major economy, with GDP growth expected to stay within the 6%–6.5% range.

Recent Transactions

The Lutyens’ Bungalow Zone in Delhi has witnessed a series of high-end property transactions, driven by top legal minds and business elites. Limited availability, heritage charm, and prime location continue to make it one of India’s most coveted addresses. 

In a recent transaction, Sanjay Kukreja, a partner at ChrysCapital, and his wife, Shaveta Sharma, purchased a 1,250-square-yard bungalow in the upscale Golf Links area of South Delhi for ₹155 crore. In another transaction, Sidhant Real Estate, a company led by DLF Chairman Rajiv Singh and his family, acquired a grand bungalow in the upscale neighborhood of Prithviraj Road in Lutyens’ Delhi for ₹150 crore. 

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