Mumbai-based real estate firm Arkade Developers has acquired a 14,364 sq metre land plot in Bhandup (West) for Rs 148 crore. The company plans to construct an additional 2 million sq ft area, expanding its already robust portfolio of 5 million sq ft completed projects.
Real EstateLand AcquisitionMumbaiArkade DevelopersConstructionReal Estate MumbaiSep 03, 2025
The land acquired by Arkade Developers in Bhandup (West) measures 14,363.60 sq metres.
Arkade Developers paid Rs 148 crore for the land in Bhandup (West).
Arkade Developers has completed 31 projects comprising 5 million square feet of area.
Arkade Developers is currently constructing an additional 2 million sq ft area.
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