Air India has asked real estate consultancy firm DTZ to find buyers for
its surplus residential real estate assets abroad to mobilise funds. “We
have got residential properties at Hong Kong, Mauritius and Nairobi
which we plan to monetize this year. We are offering this to Indian High
Commissions abroad and Public Sector banks having offices abroad,” said
a senior Air India official. “Till data we have not realised anything
from sale of real estate. Our property consultants DTZ have been asked
to negotiate with prospective parties and execute the sale,” the
official added.
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