Birla Estates, through its subsidiary Ekamaya Properties, has made a strategic land acquisition in Boisar, Maharashtra, for Rs 104.3 crore. This move is part of the company's expansion plans in the region.
Birla EstatesEkamaya PropertiesBoisarReal EstateMaharashtraReal EstateDec 17, 2024
Birla Estates, through its subsidiary Ekamaya Properties, has acquired the land parcel in Boisar for Rs 104.3 crore.
Boisar is a significant location for real estate development due to its proximity to major urban centers like Mumbai and Thane, and the ongoing infrastructure development in the area.
Birla Estates plans to develop a mix of residential and commercial spaces on the acquired land, catering to the diverse needs of the local population.
The acquisition by Birla Estates is expected to boost investor confidence and attract more development activities in Boisar, further driving the growth of the local real estate market.
Birla Estates' vision for the Boisar project is to provide affordable yet luxurious living options to the middle and upper-middle classes, leveraging its expertise in project management and customer service.
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