World’s largest property and infrastructure investors,
Brookfield asset management, have declared that they will buy Hiranandani
Developers’ commercial real estate assets. The property is located at Pawai,
Mumbai with most of the buildings comprising tenanted office buildings. Reports
are that the deal will worth $1billion.
Since full with tenanted office buildings, the investor is
looking forward to introduce ‘stable yields in the worlds’ fastest growing
economy.’ The property by Hiranandani Developers will be shifted to the
Canadian firm in coming few weeks while Brookfield will acquire 100 percent
ownership of the largest commercial property by then.
Sources said that, “The deal would help brothers Niranjan
and Surendra Hiranandani monetize their marquee commercial assets, riding on
the global investor appetite to own office properties with stable yields in
Asia's third-largest economy.” Also, few other potential suitors in this deal
included Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board and Blackstone. However,
Brookfield grabbed the offer.
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