In a remarkable feat, real estate developer G Square sold an impressive 230 plots in Mysore within just 56 hours. The company’s success underscores the high demand for affordable land in the region, particularly in the Rajarajeshwari Nagar area, where market prices typically hover around Rs 7,000 per square foot.
Real EstateG SquareMysoreRajarajeshwari NagarProperty SalesReal EstateApr 25, 2025
G Square is a leading real estate developer in India known for its focus on providing high-quality, well-situated plots and homes. The company has a strong presence in several key markets, including Mysore.
G Square sold 230 plots in Mysore within just 56 hours, showcasing the high demand for affordable land in the region.
The plots are located in the Rajarajeshwari Nagar area of Mysore, a rapidly developing suburb known for its excellent connectivity and amenities.
The market price of land in Rajarajeshwari Nagar typically ranges around Rs 7,000 per square foot.
The success of the project can be attributed to G Square’s competitive pricing, transparent sales process, strategic marketing, and the company’s reputation for reliability and trust.
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