Sai Krishna Bharathan and Vivek Bajaj 
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Trilegal advises EAAA India Alternatives on acquisition of 1 million sqft office park in Pune

The acquisition marks a significant addition to EAAA India Alternatives' commercial real estate portfolio.

Bar & Bench

EAAA India Alternatives Limited has acquired a Grade A Office Park in Pune with approximately 1.0 million sq. ft. of gross leasable area.

Trilegal assisted EAAA India Alternatives on this land acquisition.

The transaction was led by Sai Krishna Bharathan (Partner) and Vivek Bajaj (Partner), with support Pranshul Joshi (Senior Associate), Raina Mitra (Senior Associate) and Bhavish Kaki (Senior Associate), and Associates Ananya Satish, Archi Jain, Annika Bohra, and Arshan Kazi. The following provided support:

Labour & Employment team: Apeksha Mattoo (Partner), Maitreya Sharma (Senior Associate), Achintya Anupam (Associate).

Technology, Media and Telecommunications team: Thomas Vallianeth (Partner), Madhav Tampi (Counsel), Adithi Holla (Associate).

Competition team: Gauri Chhabra (Partner), Ujwala Adikey (Senior Associate), Shobhit Shukla (Associate).

Real Estate team: Monika Bhonsale (Partner), Sohni Kherada (Counsel), Associates Saee Pendse, Siddhartha Fondekar and Muskan Dadia.

The transaction marks a significant addition to EAAA India Alternatives' commercial real estate portfolio and underscores continued investor interest in high-quality, income-generating office assets in key Indian office markets.

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