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Mumbai’s Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) is fast cementing its status as India’s top commercial hub, with a landmark land allocation that has brought in ₹3,840.49 crore in revenue for the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA). In a high-profile ceremony, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis handed over allocation letters for three prime BKC plots to two global powerhouses—Japan’s Sumitomo Realty and Development and Canada-based Brookfield Strategic Real Estate Partners.
Sumitomo’s Indian arm secured the top bids for plots C-13 and C-19, while Brookfield’s subsidiary acquired plot C-80. This deal, which follows major investment agreements signed at the World Economic Forum, is expected to generate around 15,000 high-tech jobs and inject fresh momentum into Mumbai’s commercial real estate landscape.
Chief Minister Fadnavis emphasized that these projects will soon make BKC the nation’s leading business district. The revenue windfall is a crucial step in Maharashtra’s roadmap to a $300 billion economy and the creation of 3 million jobs by 2030. The funds will help finance vital infrastructure and transportation projects across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, as outlined in MMRDA’s project plans.
The event, attended by MMRDA officials and a Japanese delegation, underscores the growing international interest in Mumbai’s infrastructure and commercial real estate. With a reserve price of ₹3,44,500 per sq m for BKC plots and a robust pipeline of land deals, MMRDA continues to leverage its land bank to fund the city’s ambitious urban transformation
As Mumbai’s BKC evolves into a global business address, these landmark deals highlight the city’s appeal to international investors and its pivotal role in shaping India’s economic future.
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