Ahmedabad-based real estate developers are making significant strides by launching projects in major cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, and even the USA, marking a notable expansion beyond Gujarat's borders.
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Ahmedabad developers are expanding to other cities for geographical diversification, to tap into larger markets, and to increase their business volume and revenue potential.
Ahmedabad developers are targeting major cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, Pune, and even international locations like New York and New Hampshire in the USA.
Expanding to larger metropolitan areas offers higher per sq ft salable prices and a larger investor base, significantly increasing business volume and revenue potential.
The market in Mumbai offers higher per sq ft prices and a more transparent deal-making environment, making it attractive for developers looking to scale their operations.
International expansion allows developers to diversify their portfolio, tap into new markets, and build a global brand presence, further enhancing their business potential.

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