Representative Image: The company also announced strengthening of its footprint in the Chennai market by adding 2.7 Million square feet of saleable area to its portfolio.
Real EstateExpansionPuneBengaluruDra GroupReal Estate NewsNov 30, 2024
DRA Group plans to expand its real estate footprint to Pune and Bengaluru, while also adding 2.7 million square feet of saleable area in Chennai.
Pune and Bengaluru are attractive for real estate investments due to their significant economic growth, increasing population, and high demand for quality residential and commercial properties.
DRA Group will focus on a mix of residential and commercial projects, with an emphasis on sustainability and smart city concepts.
DRA Group has a strong track record of delivering high-quality projects on time, supported by a dedicated team of professionals with extensive experience in project management and real estate development.
DRA Group upholds core values of excellence, integrity, and sustainability, which guide its operations and project development.
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