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    UK Consulate buys nearly 15,000 sq ft office in Mumbai’s Lower Parel

    The UK Consulate has acquired the office space spread across a total 12 units on the 19th floor of the tower from Lodha Group’s listed entity Macrotech Developers.

    Lodha records 179% on-year rise in Q3 net profit at Rs 570 crore

    Real estate developer Lodha, listed as Macrotech Developers, reported a 179% year-on-year increase in net profit to Rs 570 crore for the quarter ended December. The company's revenue from operations also rose 65% to Rs 2,930 crore. Lodha added three new projects during the quarter, with a gross development value potential of Rs 6,000 crores, exceeding its guidance of Rs 17,500 crores project addition for the year.

    CEO@Work: We think about ourselves as a consumer goods company and our product is housing: Abhishek Lodha

    “Housing causes the creation of the middle class and housing benefits immensely from the creation of the middle class. So this is the sector which will drive our economy for the next 15 years. I feel quite confident this is a very long cycle, unlike the typical cyclicality, which may be five, some people say five to seven years, some say 7-10 years, but whatever that may be.”

    Axis AMC leases 2 floors in Lodha’s Mumbai tower

    The company will be paying a monthly rent of Rs 1.2 crore for the office space spread over the 22nd and 23rd floors of the 39-storey tower, the sources said, adding that the space has already been handed over to the new tenant for fit-out work.

    Macrotech Developers inks pact for mixed-use project in Mumbai’s Andheri

    Realty developer Lodha’s listed company Macrotech Developers has entered into an agreement with Havemore Realty to develop the free-sale component of a 1.4-million-sq-ft Mumbai project in which HDFC was an investor. HDFC that has merged with HDFC Bank will get a certain built-up area as part of repayment of its investment made earlier.

    How a Mumbai neighbourhood went from being a home of millhands to a melting pot of expats

    But central Mumbai's Worli-Lower Parel corridor, once home to millhands at the now-mothballed factories of mid-19th century vintage, has lately emerged as the hotspot for the well-travelled global manager. And, new luxury projects, especially large gated communities such as Lodha World Towers, Raheja Vivarea, Indiabulls BLU Estate, Beau Monde and Planet Godrej, challenge the pecking order of plush addresses for expats, influential personalities and business leaders.

    The Economic Times
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