Godrej Properties, a leading real estate developer, has announced ambitious future targets with the launch of several major projects in Pune and Bengaluru. Their strategy involves significant investment and expansion in these key cities.
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The total investment for Godrej Properties' new projects in Pune and Bengaluru is Rs 9,650 crore.
One of the key projects by Godrej Properties in Pune is the Godrej Balance, a premium residential development offering spacious apartments and modern amenities.
The Godrej Bromesia project in Bengaluru is a mixed-use development featuring residential apartments, commercial spaces, and retail outlets, aimed at creating a vibrant community.
Godrej Properties' strategy involves capturing the growing real estate market in Pune and Bengaluru by focusing on sustainability, innovation, and customer satisfaction.
The launch of these projects is expected to have a significant economic impact, creating numerous job opportunities and boosting local businesses in Pune and Bengaluru.
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