Emaar India, the real estate arm of the UAE-based developer, is set to invest Rs 2,000 crore in the Mumbai region over the next six to seven years. The company is attracted to Mumbai’s robust real estate market, strong talent base, and ongoing infrastruct
Emaar IndiaMumbaiReal EstateInvestmentDevelopmentReal Estate MumbaiOct 21, 2024
Emaar India is investing in the Mumbai region because it considers it the deepest and strongest real estate market with a strong talent base and robust infrastructure developments.
Emaar is planning to invest up to Rs 2,000 crore in Mumbai and its surrounding areas over the next six to seven years.
Emaar India's maiden project in Mumbai is a community of 84 villas in Alibag, named 'Casa Venero,' which will be spread over 25 acres of land.
The cost for a three-bedroom villa in the 'Casa Venero' project will be upwards of Rs 9 crore, while a four-bedroom villa will range up to Rs 16 crore.
Around 85% of Emaar India's revenues come from the residential segment, while the commercial segment accounts for the remaining 15%.
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