Blackstone Group is set to invest up to $11 billion in developing real estate and infrastructure projects in Maharashtra over the next few years, with a significant focus on the transformation of Mumbai 3.0.
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Blackstone is planning to invest up to $11 billion in developing real estate and infrastructure assets in Maharashtra over the next three to five years.
Blackstone’s investment in Mumbai 3.0 focuses on upgrading transportation, building affordable housing, developing commercial spaces, and enhancing public spaces to modernize the city and improve livability.
Blackstone is allocating nearly $5.5 billion, which is nearly half of the total investment, to the Mumbai 3.0 project.
The investment is expected to create thousands of new jobs, stimulate local businesses, and attract further investments, leading to significant economic growth in the region.
Blackstone is closely coordinating with local government authorities to ensure that the projects align with the broader development goals of Maharashtra, and the firm is committed to a transparent and collaborative approach.
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