Brigade Group, a prominent name in the Indian real estate sector, has made a significant move by acquiring a prime plot of land in Velachery, Chennai, for a whopping Rs 16 billion. This strategic acquisition is set to pave the way for a mega residential and commercial development project.
Real EstateBrigade GroupVelacheryChennaiMega ProjectReal Estate MumbaiMay 15, 2025
The total cost of the land acquired by Brigade Group in Velachery is Rs 16 billion.
The acquired land will be used for a large-scale residential and commercial development project, including a mix of residential units, commercial spaces, and amenities.
Velachery is a strategic location due to its excellent connectivity, educational institutions, and thriving IT sector, making it an ideal area for a major real estate project.
Brigade Group is a leading player in the Indian real estate market, known for delivering high-quality projects across major cities in India, including Bangalore, Pune, and Hyderabad.
The project is expected to create numerous jobs, contribute to the local economy, and enhance the quality of life for residents by providing modern and sustainable living and working environments.
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