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India Adani Builds 1.5 Billion Dollars Property Empire Reshaping Urban Landscape

India’s real estate sector is witnessing a significant transformation as billionaire Gautam Adani’s Adani Realty quietly builds a multi-billion dollar property empire. Valued at approximately $1.5 billion, Adani Realty is strategically expanding its footprint across major Indian tech and finance hubs, including Ahmedabad and Mumbai. The firm’s aggressive two-pronged strategy involves acquiring distressed construction companies at bargain prices and winning high-stakes government redevelopment projects, positioning it as one of the country’s largest property players and a formidable challenger to established developers.

A cornerstone of this ambitious expansion is the right to transform Dharavi, one of the world’s largest slums in Mumbai, into a modern township. Adani’s project vehicle, Navbharat Mega Developers Pvt., plans to rehouse residents on 151 acres of Dharavi’s 641-acre sprawl, an effort expected to cost $11 billion over seven years. Another 118 acres will be developed for offices and apartments for open market sale. While this project could generate substantial revenue, estimated up to $14 billion, it also presents immense social, legal, and logistical complexities, requiring the construction of essential infrastructure and free housing before realizing profits.

Adani Realty’s portfolio extends beyond Dharavi, with numerous projects underway across Mumbai, including the revival of stalled developments like the $530 million ‘Ten BKC’ project. The company has also secured major government housing and commercial projects in Mumbai and is exploring a large-scale township near the Navi Mumbai International Airport. These strategic moves, coupled with potential acquisitions like Emaar India, underscore Adani’s rapid ascent in the real estate market.

Pranav Adani, Adani Realty’s managing director, emphasizes Mumbai’s pivotal role in their growth strategy, viewing the Dharavi redevelopment as a chance to reimagine inclusive urban living. The company’s commitment to efficient execution, symbolized by its ‘we will deliver’ slogan, aims to bolster investor confidence and define Adani’s legacy in shaping India’s urban future.

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