Arkade, a prominent real estate developer in Mumbai, has made a significant move by acquiring a land parcel in the MMR region for Rs 1.48 billion. This strategic acquisition is set to bolster the company's portfolio and contribute to the ongoing development of the MMR real estate market.
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Arkade's acquisition of the MMR land parcel for Rs 1.48 billion is significant as it strengthens the company's position in the MMR real estate market and aligns with the region's growing demand for residential and commercial properties.
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