DLF Ltd, India's largest real estate developer, is set to invest Rs 235 billion to complete its residential projects in key locations such as Delhi-NCR and Mumbai. This significant investment aims to boost the property market and fulfill the company's commitment to its customers.
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DLF is investing Rs 235 billion to complete its ongoing residential projects.
The investment will primarily focus on projects in the Delhi-NCR region and other key cities like Mumbai.
DLF's flagship projects such as Privana North, Privana West, and Privana South will benefit from this investment.
The investment is expected to create jobs and boost related industries such as construction, materials, and services, thereby contributing to the local economy.
This investment signifies DLF's confidence in the Indian real estate market and its commitment to meeting the growing demand for quality residential properties.
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