Godrej Properties plans to invest ₹9,650 crore in new housing projects, driven by robust market demand and a strategic expansion plan.
Godrej PropertiesHousing ProjectsReal EstateMarket DemandSustainabilityReal Estate NewsOct 12, 2024
The total investment planned by Godrej Properties in new housing projects is ₹9,650 crore.
Godrej Properties will focus on tier-1 and tier-2 cities where demand for residential properties is particularly strong.
The new projects will offer a diverse range of residential options, including apartments, villas, and townhouses.
Godrej Properties is incorporating green building practices and smart home technologies in its new developments to enhance sustainability and the overall value proposition.
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