Arkade Developers, a prominent player in the real estate market, is set to achieve a significant milestone with its ambitious plan to generate Rs 21 billion in revenue from three new projects. The company's focus on redevelopment is expected to play a cru
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Arkade Developers aims to achieve Rs 21 billion in revenue from its three new projects.
Arkade Developers is launching three new projects, including 'Arkade Grand,' 'Arkade Heights,' and 'Arkade Gardens.'
Redevelopment plays a crucial role in modernizing the city's infrastructure, ensuring sustainable development, and improving living conditions for residents.
The 'Arkade Grand' project is a luxury residential complex featuring high-rise towers with panoramic views, a world-class clubhouse, gym, swimming pool, and other leisure facilities.
The Chairman and Managing Director of Arkade Developers is Mr. Rajesh Khanna.

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