Bengaluru-based real estate giant, Brigade Group, is set to invest around Rs 4,500 crore in a 10-acre integrated project in Hyderabad. This ambitious development will feature luxury homes, office-retail spaces, and a commercial tower, including a mall, of
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The total investment for the 'Brigade Gateway' project is estimated at Rs 4,500 crore, covering both land acquisition and construction costs.
The residential section of the 'Brigade Gateway' project will feature 600 luxury flats, initially priced between Rs 4 crore to Rs 12 crore each.
The commercial tower will include a 6 lakh square feet mall, 10 lakh square feet of office space, and a 300-key Intercontinental Hotel.
The residential towers in the 'Brigade Gateway' project will stand at 212 meters, making them one of the tallest buildings in Hyderabad.
Brigade Group will not sell the commercial spaces but will rent them to corporates, ensuring long-term revenue streams and maintaining the quality and management of the properties.
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