Godrej Properties has acquired a 16-acre land parcel in Upper Kharadi, Pune, marking their second significant land deal in the Kharadi–Wagholi belt this month. The company aims to develop premium group housing and high-street retail spaces, with an estimated revenue potential of Rs 3,100 crore.
Godrej PropertiesPuneReal EstateUpper KharadiLand AcquisitionReal Estate PuneJun 17, 2025
The estimated revenue potential from the new project in Upper Kharadi, Pune, is Rs 3,100 crore.
The second land parcel acquired by Godrej Properties is located in the Kharadi–Wagholi area of Pune.
The project in Upper Kharadi is expected to have a developable potential of around 2.5 million square feet.
Godrej Properties is developing a premium residential project on a 14-acre land parcel in Hoskote, East Bengaluru.
The share price of Godrej Properties recorded a significant gain of up to 2.17 per cent, hitting an intraday high of Rs 2,482.90 per share.
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