Godrej Properties has acquired 14 land parcels across major Indian cities in the last financial year, aiming to develop residential projects. The company's strategic land acquisition is set to boost its real estate portfolio and meet the growing demand for housing.
Godrej PropertiesLand AcquisitionReal Estate IndiaHousing ProjectsResidential LaunchesReal Estate MumbaiMay 23, 2025
Godrej Properties has acquired land worth Rs 26.5 billion.
Godrej Properties acquired 14 land parcels.
The land parcels are located in major cities including Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, and other Tier-1 and Tier-2 cities.
Godrej Properties has set a sales target of Rs 325 billion for the fiscal year 2025-26.
Godrej Properties plans to launch new residential projects worth Rs 400 billion in the coming years.
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