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Lodha

Lodha Registers ₹4,810 Crore (₹48.1 Billion) Sales in Q4, Crosses ₹17,620 Crore (₹176.2 Billion) in FY25

Lodha, one of India’s top real estate developers, closed FY25 on a high note with record Q4 sales of ₹4,810 crore and total annual pre-sales reaching ₹17,620 crore. Driven by robust project launches and strong NRI demand, the company now eyes further growth in FY26 with a ₹20,000 crore launch pipeline.

Macrotech Developers Alleges Forgery and Fraud by House of Abhinandan Lodha

Macrotech Developers (Lodha) has accused House of Abhinandan Lodha (HoABL) of forgery and fraud, alleging that HoABL fabricated documents and used the Lodha brand name to deceive customers. The alleged scam involved forging a board resolution and a PAN card to market real estate projects in Goa. Macrotech is considering legal action against HoABL.

Flat Sold for ₹187 Crore in Mumbai’s Worli

A high-value real estate transaction has taken place in Mumbai’s Worli, with SR Menon Properties LLP purchasing a luxury apartment for ₹187 crore.
A luxury apartment in Juhu's Lodha Avalon project was sold for a record ₹1.08 lakh per square foot, highlighting Mumbai's booming high-end real estate market.

Juhu Home Sold for ₹1.08 Lakh per Sq Ft

Juhu has witnessed a landmark real estate deal with a 9,863-square-foot luxury apartment selling at an unprecedented ₹1.08 lakh per square foot, bringing the total transaction value to ₹106.52 crore. The buyer, Sahastraa Advisors Pvt. Ltd., led by Paresh Shah and Avni Shah, acquired the unit in Lodha Avalon, an upcoming ultra-luxury project by Macrotech Developers. The MahaRERA completion date for the project is set for September 2028. This sale marks a new benchmark in Mumbai’s high-end real estate market.
Lodha

I DIRECT YOU: MANJU LODHA URGES ABHISHEK & ABHINANDAN TO END FEUD, REMEMBERING RAM & LAXMAN

Exclusive letter dated 21 February 2025 reveals Manju Lodha’s heartfelt appeal to her sons, Abhishek and Abhinandan, urging them to end their feud. In it, she instructs: “1. You will not say anything wrong about each other. 2. You will not fight with each other. 3. You have no right against each other’s business or shareholding. 4. Neither of you have to give anything to each other. 5. You will not interfere in any manner with each other’s business. 6. Bring an end to all your disputes, respect each other and try to help each other.” She likens their bond to that of Ram and Laxman, stressing the importance of unity and family legacy.