Arvind SmartSpaces Limited (ASL) has announced a new residential project in Bengaluru, adding to its growing portfolio in one of India’s largest real estate markets. This project, located on ITPL Road near Whitefield, has a top-line potential of around Rs
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The new residential project by Arvind SmartSpaces in Bengaluru has an estimated top-line potential of around Rs 600 crore.
The new project is located on ITPL Road, near Whitefield, Bengaluru.
Arvind SmartSpaces has completed 7 high-rise projects in Bengaluru, and this new project will be its 8th.
The total estimated saleable area of the new project is approximately 4.2 lakh square feet.
The project is located on ITPL Road near Whitefield, which offers excellent connectivity with a nearby metro station and seamless access to the IT/ITES hub. The area is also well-developed with prominent schools, hospitals, retail outlets, and commercial spaces.
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