Gujarat-based real estate developer AAIJI Group is set to invest Rs 150 crore in a residential project in the Dholera region of Gujarat, aimed at building 3 BHK villas and plots. This project is part of the region's transformation into a major industrial
Real EstateDholeraGujaratAaiji GroupResidential ProjectReal Estate MumbaiOct 16, 2024
AAIJI Group is investing Rs 150 crore in the Dholera residential project.
The project will develop 3 BHK villas and plots under the second phase of the Lotus 1145 project.
AAIJI Group has acquired a 50-acre land parcel for the greenfield project.
The government plans to transform Dholera into a world-class city with smart city features.
AAIJI Group has completed five realty projects in Dholera, including AAIJI Airport Villa and Lotus 1145 Phase-I.
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