Arkade Developers has secured a significant redevelopment project in Malad, Mumbai, with a potential valuation of ₹740 crore. This project is expected to boost the local real estate market and bring modern amenities to the area.
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The redevelopment project in Malad is valued at ₹740 crore.
The project includes the construction of high-rise apartment buildings, shopping centers, and recreational facilities.
The project is expected to improve the quality of life for residents by introducing modern amenities and infrastructure. It will also create new job opportunities and include green spaces and community centers.
The project will incorporate eco-friendly building materials, energy-efficient technologies, and focus on water conservation and waste management to minimize environmental impact.
The project is expected to be completed in phases over the next five years.
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