Mumbai-based real estate developer Arkade Developers is set to launch four major projects in FY26, with a combined gross development value (GDV) of Rs 3,500-4,000 crore. The company aims to maintain a 20% compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) despite competition and market challenges.
Real EstateArkade DevelopersMumbaiProperty DevelopmentHousing MarketReal Estate MumbaiMay 25, 2025

Arkade Developers is planning to launch four key projects in FY26, including the Filmistan project in Goregaon and three redevelopment projects in Santacruz West, Goregaon West, and Malad West. These projects have a combined GDV of Rs 3,500-4,000 crore.
In FY25, Arkade Developers reported a profit growth of 27.7% to Rs 157 crore and a revenue increase of 9.3% to Rs 695 crore. The company also acquired significant land parcels and development rights in the western suburbs of Mumbai.
Arkade Developers believes there is enough room for everyone to grow in Mumbai's real estate market. While the market is competitive, there is significant demand for various types of properties, including 2BHK units and redevelopment projects.
Despite the recent slowdown in housing sales, Arkade Developers views it as a temporary phase. The company believes that the fundamental human aspiration to own a home will continue to drive demand in the long term.
Arkade Developers acknowledges that property prices have increased due to higher construction costs and land prices. While market forces will determine future price movements, the company believes that the demand for homes will remain strong.

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