Aditya Birla Real Estate's subsidiary, Birla Estates (BEPL), has partnered with Japan-based Mitsubishi Estate Co. to develop a significant housing project in Bengaluru.
Real EstateHousing ProjectBengaluruBirla EstatesMitsubishi EstateReal EstateJan 29, 2025
The subsidiary involved in the joint venture is Birla Estates (BEPL).
Mitsubishi Estate Co. is the Japanese company partnering with Birla Estates for the housing project in Bengaluru.
The key features include sustainable design, modern infrastructure, and a strategic location offering easy access to key areas of the city.
The project will generate employment opportunities, boost the local economy, and enhance urban development and quality of life in Bengaluru.
The companies plan to explore additional opportunities for joint ventures in other major Indian cities to further solidify their presence in the Indian real estate market.
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