Emaar India, a prominent real estate developer, is making significant strides in the Mumbai market with plans to invest Rs 2,000 crore. The company is set to kick off its expansion with a luxury villa project in Alibaug, showcasing its commitment to premi
Emaar IndiaLuxury VillaMumbaiReal EstateAlibaugReal Estate NewsOct 22, 2024
Emaar India plans to invest Rs 2,000 crore in the Mumbai market, focusing on luxury real estate projects, including villas and group housing.
Emaar India's first project in Mumbai is a luxury villa development in Alibaug, a coastal town in Maharashtra.
In addition to the luxury villa project in Alibaug, Emaar India is open to pursuing group housing projects, such as apartments and condominiums.
Emaar India's projects are expected to create numerous job opportunities, boost the construction sector, and attract further investments to the region.
Emaar India is known for its strong brand reputation, commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, as well as the incorporation of green building practices and smart home technology.
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