Institutional Real Estate Investment Firm Certus Capital Invests INR 80 crore in Aakasa, A Luxury Project in Worli

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Institutional Real Estate Investment Firm Certus Capital Invests INR 80 crore in Aakasa, A Luxury Project in Worli
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Certus Capital Invests INR 80 crore in Aakasa

Certus Capital, an institutional real estate investment and advisory firm, has invested Rs 80 crore in a luxury residential project being developed in Worli - one of the most sought after South Mumbai neighbourhood.

This project is being developed by Techno Group, Fortune Realty, and Gala.

The project Aakasa, which is located near the forthcoming Ritz Carlton Hotel, is estimated to have a revenue potential of over 350 crore based on the current property prices in the area.

The proposed development has obtained all necessary approvals, including MahaRERA, the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority.

The investment from Certus Capital will be used to finance the construction of the project. In the last six months, the real estate investment firm has invested more than 100 crore in the South Mumbai real estate market.


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