Chandru Raheja, one of India's most prominent real estate magnates, has built a multi-billion-dollar empire over his long and illustrious career. Despite his advanced age, he continues to be a driving force in the Indian real estate sector.
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Chandru Raheja is an 83-year-old Indian real estate mogul and billionaire. He is the founder of the Raheja Group, a diversified conglomerate with a significant presence in real estate, infrastructure, and hospitality.
Some notable projects by Raheja Group include the Raheja Embassy in Bangalore, a mixed-use complex in New Delhi, and several hotels and resorts across India.
Chandru Raheja started his career in the construction industry, working on relatively small projects. He later recognized the potential of the real estate market in growing Indian cities and began investing in land and developing residential and commercial projects.
Raheja Group has diversified its portfolio to include infrastructure projects, hospitality, and renewable energy. The group owns and operates several hotels and resorts and has built solar power plants in multiple states.
The future focus of Raheja Group is on innovation and sustainable development. They are exploring new technologies and sustainable building practices to ensure that their future projects are environmentally friendly.
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