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Updated: June 03, 2025 15:48

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Schloss Bangalore Ltd has been awarded a prime land parcel in Mumbai’s Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) under an 80-year lease agreement approved by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA). The company, leading a consortium, plans to develop a mixed-use project featuring a 250-key luxury hotel, reinforcing its presence in India’s commercial real estate sector.  

Key Highlights of the BKC Land Allocation  
- Schloss Bangalore Ltd, in partnership with Arliga Ecospace Business Parks and Schloss Chanakya Pvt Ltd, secured Plot C-80 in BKC through a competitive bidding process  
- The consortium’s bid amounted to ₹1,302.16 crore, reflecting a 12.34 percent premium over the reserve price set by MMRDA  
- The lease agreement grants Schloss Bangalore Ltd development rights for 80 years, ensuring long-term commercial viability  
- The project will integrate high-end hospitality, premium office spaces, and retail establishments  

Strategic Importance of the Mixed-Use Development  
- The 250-key luxury hotel will cater to business travelers and high-net-worth individuals, enhancing Mumbai’s hospitality landscape  
- The development aligns with BKC’s positioning as a premier business district, attracting multinational corporations and investors  
- Schloss Bangalore Ltd aims to leverage sustainable construction practices, incorporating energy-efficient designs and smart infrastructure  

Future Outlook and Industry Impact  
- Analysts anticipate strong demand for premium commercial spaces in BKC, reinforcing the project’s investment potential  
- The mixed-use development is expected to contribute to Mumbai’s urban expansion, supporting employment and economic growth  
- Schloss Bangalore Ltd’s successful bid underscores the increasing competition for prime real estate in India’s financial hubs  

Source : Schloss Bangalore Ltd, MMRDA, Economic Times.
 

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