Chennai-based real estate firm DRA Group partners with Philippines-based Balajadia Family office to invest USD 100 million in Indian commercial real estate. Discover the details of this strategic collaboration.
Real EstateDra GroupBalajadia Family OfficeCommercial PropertySouth IndiaReal EstateAug 08, 2025
The total investment amount in the joint venture between DRA Group and Balajadia Family office is USD 100 million.
The primary focus of the joint venture is to develop 1 million square feet of Grade-A commercial and retail space in India, with a specific focus on South India.
The MoU was signed at the Philippines-India Business Forum in Bengaluru.
Ranjeeth Rathod is the Managing Director of DRA Group.
The special purpose vehicle (SPV) platform will be used to execute the joint venture, facilitating the development of the commercial and retail spaces under the collaboration.
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