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JP Taparia family buys India's costliest triplex apartment worth Rs 369 cr in South Mumbai's Malabar Hill

JP Taparia family's expensive apartment: All details here

JP Taparia family buys India's costliest triplex apartment worth Rs 369 cr in South Mumbai's Malabar Hill

Industrialist JP Taparia's family has signed India's most expensive residential deal ever, worth Rs 369 crore. The family has bought a sea-view triplex apartment in South Mumbai's Malabar Hill.&nbsp;
As per reports, this luxury apartment was built by the Lodha group and the sale deal was closed on March 29. The apartment is on the 26th, 27th, and 28th floors and is a part of the super-luxury residential tower Lodha Malabar. The tower is located on the plush Walkeshwar Road, opposite the governor's estate. The property touches both the Arabian Sea and the Hanging Gardens.
According to Economic Times, the deal values the triplex with a total area of massive 27,160 sq ft at nearly Rs 1.36 lakh per sq ft, making it one of the country&rsquo;s most expensive residential transactions on a per-sq-ft basis as well apart from the total value. The Taparias paid Rs 19.07 crore in stamp duties alone.&nbsp;
The under-construction luxury tower is spread over a total area of 1.08 acres and is scheduled to be completed by June 2026

A housing society with over 700 flats in Gurgaon, constructed by the state-owned NBCC (India) Ltd, will be demolished after it was declared unsafe for habitation.
Confirming "structural and construction lapses", Deputy Commissioner of Gurugram Nishant Yadav on Wednesday announced that residents of Sector 37 D-based NBCC Green View society have been asked to vacate by March 1. The decision was taken following a meeting with 140 flat owners and NBCC (India) Ltd officials.
Officials said the Government of India enterprise will provide alternate accommodation to the residents. It will also provide rent for those willing to move to flats of their choice with the same parameters.
The decision to demolish the society comes days after a portion of a housing complex named Chintels Paradiso in Gurugram's Sector 109 collapsed, leaving two women dead.

Gurugram society with 700 flats built by govt firm declared unsafe, to be demolished

Housing society built by govt firm declared unsafe, to be demolished
NBCC&nbsp;built Green View society in Gurugram's Sector 37 D
Residents to be provided alternate housing by NBCC: officials
Recently, a portion of another housing complex collapsed, 2 died

Green View society in Gurugram's Sector 37 D was constructed by state-owned&nbsp;NBCC&nbsp;

A housing society with over 700 flats in Gurgaon, constructed by the state-owned NBCC (India) Ltd, will be demolished after it was declared unsafe for habitation.
Confirming "structural and construction lapses", Deputy Commissioner of Gurugram Nishant Yadav on Wednesday announced that residents of Sector 37 D-based NBCC Green View society have been asked to vacate by March 1. The decision was taken following a meeting with 140 flat owners and NBCC (India) Ltd officials.
Officials said the Government of India enterprise will provide alternate accommodation to the residents. It will also provide rent for those willing to move to flats of their choice with the same parameters.
The decision to demolish the society comes days after a portion of a housing complex named Chintels Paradiso in Gurugram's Sector 109 collapsed, leaving two women dead.

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