Godrej Properties Ltd (GPL), one of India's leading real estate developers, has acquired 53 acres of land in Kolkata, marking a significant expansion in the eastern real estate market.
Godrej PropertiesKolkataReal EstateLand AcquisitionProperty DevelopmentReal Estate MumbaiNov 20, 2024
Godrej Properties Ltd (GPL) is a leading real estate developer in India, part of the Godrej Group. It is known for its innovative and sustainable projects, offering high-quality residential and commercial spaces.
Godrej Properties has acquired 53 acres of land in Kolkata.
Godrej Properties plans to develop high-quality residential and commercial projects on the 53-acre land parcel, leveraging its expertise in sustainable and smart living solutions.
The development of this land is expected to have a significant economic impact, creating jobs and boosting local businesses in the region.
The real estate market in Kolkata is driven by a strong demand for quality housing and commercial spaces, supported by infrastructure improvements and the development of new business districts.
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