In a strategic move, Godrej Group, through its real estate subsidiary Anamudi Real Estates, has acquired a significant plot of land in the bustling city of Mumbai for Rs 81 crore. This acquisition marks a major step in the company's expansion plans in one
Godrej GroupAnamudi Real EstatesMumbai Real EstateJuhuLand AcquisitionReal Estate NewsFeb 08, 2025
The land acquired by Godrej Group in Juhu is valued at Rs 81 crore.
The land acquisition in Mumbai was made by Anamudi Real Estates, a subsidiary of Godrej Group.
The acquired land is located in the Juhu area of Mumbai, a popular suburb known for its high-end residential complexes and lifestyle amenities.
The acquisition is expected to have a positive impact on the local real estate market, driving property values and attracting other developers and investors to the area.
Anamudi Real Estates plans to develop a high-end residential project on the acquired land, which is expected to include luxury apartments, recreational facilities, and green spaces.
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