Godrej Properties, a prominent real estate developer in India, has made a significant move by acquiring land for a massive Rs 9,650 crore worth of projects. This strategic acquisition will further solidify its presence in key markets like Delhi-NCR and Mu
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Godrej Properties has acquired land valued at Rs 9,650 crore.
The land is strategically located in key areas within Delhi-NCR and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
Godrej Properties plans to develop a mix of residential and commercial projects, including high-rise apartments, luxury townships, and commercial complexes.
This acquisition is significant as it bolsters Godrej Properties' project portfolio and expands its presence in major metropolitan cities, aligning with the company's long-term growth strategy.
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