Godrej Properties has set a new benchmark in India's real estate sector by achieving record sales of Rs 28,800 crore in 2024, outpacing its competitors and capitalizing on the robust demand across the country.
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Godrej Properties achieved a record sales figure of Rs 28,800 crore in 2024.
The key factors include strategic project launches, robust demand, a customer-centric approach, and sustainable practices.
Godrej Properties' success has boosted investor confidence and led to increased investments in the sector, while also encouraging other players to adopt similar strategies.
Godrej Properties plans to expand its presence in Tier-II and Tier-III cities, enhance its digital capabilities, and further integrate sustainable practices into its projects.
The challenges include navigating regulatory changes, managing costs, and staying ahead of technological advancements.
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