DLF, the
country’s largest real estate company by market size, is learnt to be in
advanced talks with Mumbai-based developer Runwal Group for selling a
prime land parcel in central Mumbai for around R2,500 crore.
The KP Singh-led realty major had put the 17-acre textile mill land on the block earlier and several developers had approached the company at that time. “Then DLF was expecting around R3,000 crore, which buyers thought was too high. Now, DLF has agreed to lower the asking price and the deal is in final stages,” a person close to the development told HT.
The KP Singh-led realty major had put the 17-acre textile mill land on the block earlier and several developers had approached the company at that time. “Then DLF was expecting around R3,000 crore, which buyers thought was too high. Now, DLF has agreed to lower the asking price and the deal is in final stages,” a person close to the development told HT.
The company has now reduced the asking price and the deal could be
finalised within the current quarter, the source said. “At present,
Runwal is the front-runner and the deal could be sealed within next
couple of months.” As of now the buyer and the seller are discussing the
terms of payment, the source added.
DLF had bought the land parcel in an auction in 2005 from National Textile Mill for R702 crore.
When contacted, a DLF spokesperson said, “We do not comment on market speculation.” A senior executive with the Runwal Group denied that the group was in talks for the land parcel.
DLF had bought the land parcel in an auction in 2005 from National Textile Mill for R702 crore.
When contacted, a DLF spokesperson said, “We do not comment on market speculation.” A senior executive with the Runwal Group denied that the group was in talks for the land parcel.
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