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    Leena Tiwari: Meet the billionaire owner of India's costliest flats

    Leena Tewari, chairperson of USV, made headlines with the purchase of luxury apartments in Mumbai for Rs 639 crore, India's most expensive residential property deal. USV, known for brands like Glycomet and Ecosprin, remains a family-run company with Rs 4,840 crore in FY24 revenues. Despite challenges, USV aims to strengthen its position in the insulin business and develop copies of semaglutide.

    Hines, Kanakia, Japan’s Sumitomo, Mitsubishi in JV for office project in Mumbai’s BKC

    Kanakia Group has partnered with Hines, Mitsubishi Estate, and Sumitomo Corporation to develop a 1.5 million sq ft premium office complex in Mumbai's BKC. Kanakia Group owns the land, while Hines, MEC, and Sumitomo are institutional investors and development partners. The project aims to set new standards in India with world-class amenities and design.

    Indian residential real estate hits new highs with record-breaking apartment deals in Mumbai

    India's residential real estate market is experiencing unprecedented growth, marked by record-breaking deal sizes and per-square-foot prices. Fueled by strong demand, limited supply in key areas, and increased purchasing power, luxury and premium segments in major cities are reaching new price heights, reflecting sustained end-user interest and developer confidence.

    Who is Leena Tewari? Owner of India's costliest flats worth over Rs 700 crore, spanning 22,572 sq ft in Worli

    Leena Tewari, USV Pharmaceuticals chairperson, purchases luxury Mumbai apartments for Rs 639 crore. This deal sets a new real estate record. Tewari, with a $3.9 billion net worth, maintains a low profile. USV, a family-run company, reports Rs 4,840 crore revenue. It focuses on diabetes drugs like Glycomet.

    Sunteck Realty secures Rs 1,100-crore redevelopment project in Mumbai's Andheri

    Sunteck Realty has secured redevelopment rights for a 2.5-acre housing society in Andheri east, Mumbai, with an expected revenue potential of Rs 1,100 crore. The project, originally established by LIC employees, has a development potential of over 1 million sq ft. Construction is slated to begin after approvals and handover, with completion targeted in 36-48 months, funded through internal accruals.

    Record Deal: USV Chairperson Leena Tewari buys 2 luxury Worli duplexes for Rs 639 cr

    Leena Gandhi Tewari, chairperson of USV Ltd, has acquired two luxury sea-facing duplex apartments in Mumbai's Worli for ₹639 crore, setting a new record for the most expensive residential property sale in India at over ₹2.83 lakh per sq ft.

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