The Elan Group, a prominent real estate developer in Gurugram, has successfully raised Rs 1,200 crore from the Kotak Real Estate Fund. This capital infusion will be instrumental in boosting the company’s expansion plans and solidifying its position in the
Real EstateInvestmentGurugramElan GroupKotak Real Estate FundReal Estate NewsOct 22, 2024
Elan Group raised Rs 1,200 crore from the Kotak Real Estate Fund.
The capital raised by Elan Group will be used for expansion, including new project launches, land acquisitions, technology upgrades, and talent development.
The Kotak Real Estate Fund is a real estate investment platform managed by Kotak Investment Advisors, focusing on high-potential real estate projects and developers in India.
Some notable projects by Elan Group include Elan Majesty, Elan Emporia, and Elan Wisdom.
Gurugram is an attractive real estate market due to its rapid urbanization, economic growth, well-developed infrastructure, and high demand for premium properties from both investors and homebuyers.
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