DLF’s Rajiv Singh and the Lodha family (excluding Abhinandan Lodha) have retained the top two slots in the Grohe-Hurun Real Estate Rich List, while Gautam Adani holds the third position despite a 7% decline in wealth.
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The top three in the Grohe-Hurun Real Estate Rich List are DLF’s Rajiv Singh, the Lodha family (excluding Abhinandan Lodha), and Gautam Adani.
The 7% decline in Gautam Adani’s wealth is attributed to a shift in metrics by Hurun India in ascertaining value and wealth, despite the company adding realty projects to its portfolio.
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