Cities like Ahmedabad (41%), Chennai (41%) and Kolkata (47%) are comparatively extra affordable. Piramal Capital and Housing Finance Ltd has sold the Napha Building, an workplace tower in Mumbai’s Santacruz, for Rs 187 crore to Shoquba Realty. The property, originally owned by DHFL, contains 77,079 sq. ft. This sale is a half of Piramal’s technique to divest non-core assets following the DHFL acquisition. Armed with banners and slogans, the buyers expressed their frustration over the dearth of communication from the developer, alleging a whole absence of updates on the project’s completion timeline. At a time when many development sector stakeholders …