3 Luxury Flats Worth 263 Crore: Param Capital’s Asha Mukul Agrawal Buys Apartments In Mumbai

Asha Mukul Agrawal, director at Param Capital, has bought three apartments in Mumbai for Rs 263 crore, according to a Moneycontrol report citing documents accessed by IndexTap.com. The three apartments, purchased from Macrotech Developers Ltd, are located at Lodha Malabar, Walkeshwar Road, and Malabar Hill in the city.

Param Capital is a leading capital market trading and investment firm founded by Mukul Agrawal.

Asha Mukul Agrawal has purchased two units on the 25th floor for an agreement value of around Rs 132 crore, on which she has paid a stamp duty of Rs 6.63 crore. This transaction was registered on September 27. The units are spread across an area of 9,719 sq ft and come with five car parkings.

She bought the third apartment on the 24th floor valued at around Rs 130.24 crore. For this, she has paid a stamp duty of Rs 6.51 crore has been paid. The area of the apartment is 9,535 sq. ft.

In July, in another deal, Rajendra Barwale, director of Barwale Seeds Private Limited, bought a Rs 122-crore apartment in Mumbai’s Malabar Hill along with two family members. Malabar Hill is considered to be the most expensive residential area in the country, the latest in a string of luxury home buys in the area, according to documents accessed by IndexTap.

Asha Mukul Agrawal, director at Param Capital, has bought three apartments in Mumbai for Rs 263 crore, according to a Moneycontrol report citing documents accessed by IndexTap.com. The three apartments, purchased from Macrotech Developers Ltd, are located at Lodha Malabar, Walkeshwar Road, and Malabar Hill in the city.

Param Capital is a leading capital market trading and investment firm founded by Mukul Agrawal.

Asha Mukul Agrawal has purchased two units on the 25th floor for an agreement value of around Rs 132 crore, on which she has paid a stamp duty of Rs 6.63 crore. This transaction was registered on September 27. The units are spread across an area of 9,719 sq ft and come with five car parkings.

She bought the third apartment on the 24th floor valued at around Rs 130.24 crore. For this, she has paid a stamp duty of Rs 6.51 crore has been paid. The area of the apartment is 9,535 sq. ft.

In July, in another deal, Rajendra Barwale, director of Barwale Seeds Private Limited, bought a Rs 122-crore apartment in Mumbai’s Malabar Hill along with two family members. Malabar Hill is considered to be the most expensive residential area in the country, the latest in a string of luxury home buys in the area, according to documents accessed by IndexTap.