GHV Infra Secures Rs 2,000-Cr PAP & Police Housing Project in Mumbai
GHV Infra Projects has been awarded a significant contract for the PAP & Police Housing Project in Malad (East), Mumbai, reinforcing its presence in Maharashtra's real estate and infrastructure sector.
Ghv InfraPap Police Housing ProjectMalad EastReal EstateInfrastructureReal Estate MumbaiAug 22, 2025
The project, valued at an initial Rs 2,000 crore, is expected to be completed within 60 months from the commencement date. This appointment underscores GHV Infra’s growing role in large-scale infrastructure and housing initiatives, leveraging its expertise in delivering urban development projects on schedule.
The Malad (East) project is designed to address the housing needs of project-affected persons (PAP) and police personnel. It aims to provide both rehabilitation and essential service accommodation, contributing significantly to social and civic housing development in the region.
The LOI not only strengthens GHV Infra’s order book but also reflects the confidence Valor Estate has in the company’s execution capabilities. With this project, GHV Infra aims to reinforce its presence in Maharashtra’s real estate-linked infrastructure sector, further solidifying its commitment to delivering high-quality projects that benefit the community.
GHV Infra’s involvement in this project is a testament to its commitment to sustainable and inclusive development. The company’s focus on social and civic housing projects aligns with its broader mission to contribute to the urban landscape while ensuring the well-being of affected communities and essential service providers.
For more information about GHV Infra Projects, visit their official website or contact their customer support for any inquiries. GHV Infra Projects is dedicated to delivering innovative and sustainable solutions in the infrastructure and real estate sectors, making a positive impact on the communities they serve.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the value of the PAP & Police Housing Project in Malad (East), Mumbai?
The project is valued at an initial Rs 2,000 crore.
Who appointed GHV Infra Projects as the EPC partner for the project?
GHV Infra Projects was appointed by Valor Estate as the EPC partner for the PAP & Police Housing Project.
What is the expected duration for the completion of the project?
The project is expected to be completed within 60 months from the commencement date.
What is the primary focus of the Malad (East) project?
The project focuses on housing for project-affected persons (PAP) and police personnel, addressing both rehabilitation needs and essential service accommodation.
How does this project reinforce GHV Infra’s presence in Maharashtra’s real estate sector?
This project strengthens GHV Infra’s order book and reflects confidence from Valor Estate in the company’s execution capabilities, reinforcing its presence in Maharashtra’s real estate-linked infrastructure sector.
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