DLF Home Developers Ltd, a major player in the Indian real estate market, has generated Rs 2,300 crore in pre-sales from the first phase of its Mumbai project, marking a significant achievement in the company's expansion strategy.
Real EstateDlfMumbaiPresalesProperty SalesReal Estate MumbaiJul 25, 2025
DLF's entry into the Mumbai market is significant because it marks the company's strategic expansion into one of India's most lucrative real estate markets, which is expected to drive substantial growth and revenue.
DLF generated Rs 2,300 crore in pre-sales from the first phase of its Mumbai project.
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