Indian tycoon pays US$27mil for home in London’s Notting Hill


The home purchased by Ahuja is one of only a handful that changed hands for more than £20 million this year. - Image: Bloomberg

LONDON: An Indian tycoon behind an apparel empire has just paid £21 million (US$27 million) for a home in London’s Notting Hill district, marking one of this year’s biggest UK residential deals that defied a wider slowdown in luxury sales.

Harish Ahuja, who owns and runs Shahi Exports Pvt., bought the eight-story residential convent in July, according to a UK filing.

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