Mumbai: Real estate brokerage firm Banke International Properties has opened its Mumbai headquarters in Andheri, marking an expansion of its operations in one of India’s most active property markets.
The new office will serve as the company’s primary base in Mumbai and forms part of its strategy to strengthen its presence across high-growth real estate micro-markets in the city.
With operations in markets such as the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Qatar and South Africa, Banke International Properties Mumbai will use the new office to expand brokerage and advisory services across residential and commercial property segments.
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Located in Andheri, one of Mumbai’s key commercial districts, the office offers connectivity to major business hubs along the western corridor. The area has witnessed increasing real estate activity driven by infrastructure development, expanding business districts and metro connectivity.
The company said the Mumbai office will provide property transaction services across Western and South Mumbai while also offering advisory support to clients exploring international real estate investments.
As part of its services, the firm will assist investors seeking opportunities in global property markets including the UAE, the United Kingdom, Qatar and South Africa.
The office will also support property management, residential and commercial leasing services and developer mandates in the Western Mumbai market.
Aditya Pushkarna, Associate Director at Banke International Properties, will lead operations at the new Mumbai office.
“Western Mumbai has evolved into a highly competitive and opportunity-driven real estate market, and being present locally enables closer engagement with developers, investors and homebuyers,” Pushkarna said.
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According to the company, Banke International Properties Mumbai has recorded more than Rs 1,800 crore in gross transaction value since beginning operations in India.
The firm said it is also exploring additional developer partnerships and property mandates as part of its expansion plans in Mumbai.
