Godrej Properties, a prominent player in India's real estate sector, is extending its reach with the acquisition of a 24-acre land plot in Indore, valued at approximately Rs 200 crore. This move aligns with the company's strategy to tap into the growing d
Real EstateGodrej PropertiesIndoreLand AcquisitionResidential PropertiesReal Estate PuneJan 12, 2025
Godrej Properties acquired a 24-acre land parcel in Indore for approximately Rs 200 crore.
The development on the 24-acre land in Indore will include premium residential plots with an estimated saleable area of 6.20 lakh square feet.
The project is expected to generate a revenue of Rs 500 crore.
Godrej Properties' strategy involves aggressive land acquisition and new project launches in tier II and III cities to capitalize on the growing demand for residential properties.
Indore is attractive for real estate investment due to its strong economic growth, improving infrastructure, rapid urbanization, and increasing population, which create a significant demand for high-quality residential properties.
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