Anamudi Real Estates, a subsidiary of the Godrej Group, has made a significant investment by purchasing a 670 sq yard plot in Mumbai's prestigious Juhu area for Rs 81 crore.
Godrej GroupAnamudi Real EstatesJuhuReal EstatePremium PropertiesReal EstateFeb 08, 2025
Anamudi Real Estates is a leading real estate developer under the Godrej Group, known for creating high-quality, sustainable, and innovative projects in residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments.
The land plot is located in the upscale Juhu area of Mumbai, a highly sought-after location known for its coastal beauty and high-end residential complexes.
Anamudi Real Estates paid Rs 81 crore for the 670 sq yard land parcel in Juhu, Mumbai.
Anamudi Real Estates plans to develop a high-end residential project on the site, which is expected to attract affluent buyers and investors.
The acquisition is significant as it enhances the Godrej Group's real estate portfolio, leverages opportunities in the bustling Mumbai real estate market, and reflects the group's commitment to investing in prime locations and developing premium properties.
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