Godrej Properties has acquired a 40-acre plot in Panipat, Haryana, for around ₹600 crore, signaling the company's strategic move into Tier II cities. The land will be used for a plotted housing development, with an expected area of 3 million sq ft.
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Godrej Properties is expanding into Tier II cities like Panipat due to the lower land costs and improved infrastructure. These cities offer better long-term investment opportunities and high potential for development and demand.
The expected developable area of the new project in Panipat is 3 million square feet.
Godrej Properties has made 11 land acquisitions in the financial year 2024-25 (FY25).
In October 2024, Godrej Properties won a bid for a luxury group housing project in Gurugram, with a potential revenue of approximately ₹5,500 crore. The company also purchased two additional parcels of land in the Gurugram area during the previous financial year (FY24).
The growth of Tier II cities like Panipat in the real estate sector is driven by lower land costs, improved infrastructure, and a growing demand for premium and luxury housing. These cities are also becoming attractive to corporates, financial institutions, and investors.

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