The land will be used for future real estate development projects.
Birla GroupReal EstateLand AcquisitionMumbaiConstructionReal Estate MumbaiDec 18, 2024

The land plot acquired by Birla Group near Mumbai is 71 acres in size.
Birla Group paid over Rs 1.04 billion for the 71-acre land plot near Mumbai.
Birla Group plans to develop high-end residential complexes and commercial spaces on the 71-acre land plot near Mumbai.
The development of the land is expected to generate employment opportunities, boost the local economy, and attract more businesses to the region.
Birla Group is committed to sustainability and innovation, and is likely to integrate advanced infrastructure, green spaces, and eco-friendly buildings into its real estate projects.

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