A high-value land deal in Ahmedabad sees a 14,800 sq m plot sold for a staggering Rs 400 crore, setting a new benchmark in the city's real estate market.
Real EstateLand SaleAhmedabadProperty MarketHighend DevelopmentReal Estate NewsNov 15, 2024
The plot that was sold is 14,800 square meters in size.
The plot was sold for Rs 400 crore.
The buyer is a prominent real estate developer known for high-end projects, though the specific name is not disclosed in this report.
The developer plans to use the plot for a mix of commercial and residential developments, including office spaces, luxury apartments, and retail outlets.
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