Real estate player to sell land parcel to Lodha Group and PE firm
DLF, the country’s largest developer, is all set to sell its 17.5-acre land in Mumbai’s Lower Parel to Lodha Group and a private equity (PE) player for about Rs 2,800 crore.
The company is in the process of selling several non-core assets including land parcels, SEZs and some office buildings, to reduce its debt.
DLF bought the land for Rs 702 crore in an auction in 2005 from state-owned National Textile Corporation and after ruminating about several projects, decided to sell it a year ago.
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Source: Economic Times
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