In a significant move, DLF, the country's largest real estate developer by market cap, has completed the sale of an IT park in West Bengal for Rs 637 crore. The deal, involving a joint venture firm, marks one of the largest real estate transactions in the
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The total value of the real estate deal is Rs 637 crore.
The buyers of the IT park in West Bengal are Primarc and RDB, a consortium of real estate investment firms.
DLF is selling the IT park to optimize its asset portfolio and focus on high-growth areas.
The deal is expected to boost the local economy, create new job opportunities, and encourage other developers to invest in the region.
The consortium plans to invest in state-of-the-art infrastructure, including high-speed internet, collaborative workspaces, and green buildings.
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