Brigade Group has signed a land lease agreement to develop the third tower of the World Trade Center (WTC) at Infopark Kochi, Kerala. The Rs 150-crore project will generate around 2,700 direct jobs and is expected to be completed in three years.
Real EstateWorld Trade CenterInfopark KochiBrigade GroupKeralaReal Estate MumbaiJun 20, 2024
The cost of the project is Rs 150 crore.
The new tower is expected to generate around 2,700 direct jobs.
The developer of the project is Brigade Group.
The built-up space of the new tower is 2.6 lakh square feet.
The project is expected to be completed in three years.
The upcoming Union Budget is expected to bring in policies that will spur growth in the Indian real estate market, particularly in cities like Thane, by improving infrastructure and making housing more accessible and affordable.
The NDA government can consider and take decisive steps to support and improve the real estate sector within its first 100 days' agenda.
Mumbai's property registrations rose by 19% in July 2024, with 12,160 properties registered, generating INR 1,055 crore in revenue.
The real estate market in Pune continues to attract significant investments, and the latest move comes from Rajiv Bajaj's Rishabh Family Trust, which has acquired a substantial piece of land for ₹72 crore. This development underscores the growing interest
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