Godrej Properties, one of India's prominent real estate firms, has acquired a 53-acre land plot in Kolkata for residential development. This strategic move is expected to bolster the company's presence in the Eastern region and cater to the growing demand
Godrej PropertiesReal EstateKolkataResidential DevelopmentLand AcquisitionReal Estate MumbaiNov 21, 2024
Godrej Properties is known for its innovative projects, commitment to sustainable living, and focus on quality and customer satisfaction. The company is a leading real estate developer in India.
The 53-acre land plot is located in a prime area of Kolkata, offering excellent connectivity to key areas of the city and surrounding regions.
Godrej Properties plans to develop a mixed-use residential project on the 53-acre land, featuring residential apartments, townhouses, and commercial spaces.
The acquisition is important for Godrej Properties as it allows the company to tap into the growing residential market in the Eastern region and meet the increasing demand for quality housing in Kolkata.
The new residential project will feature energy-efficient buildings, green spaces, and smart home technologies, reflecting Godrej Properties' commitment to sustainable living.
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