Delhi-based real estate giant DLF is gearing up to launch the first phase of its ambitious Mumbai project by the end of this financial year. The launch is expected to bring a significant boost to the real estate market in the financial capital of India.
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The first phase of DLF's Mumbai project is expected to launch by the end of 2023.
The first phase of the project is expected to cover a total area of approximately 1 million square feet.
The project will include both residential and commercial units, with residential units ranging from 2 BHK to 4 BHK apartments.
The project's key selling points include its strategic location in a well-connected area, providing easy access to major highways, airports, and other important infrastructure.
DLF is committed to incorporating green building practices and energy-efficient technologies in the development of the project, aligning with global trends and environmental standards.
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