Godrej Properties Ltd, a leading real estate developer in India, has reported a 3% increase in sales bookings for the second quarter of the financial year, reaching nearly Rs 5,200 crore.
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Godrej Properties' sales bookings for Q2 are nearly Rs 5,200 crore, a 3% rise from the previous quarter.
Godrej Properties has a strong presence in the Indian real estate market with a portfolio of residential, commercial, and township projects across major cities in India.
The Indian real estate market has been experiencing a slowdown in recent times, but Godrej Properties has managed to buck the trend with its strong sales performance.
Godrej Properties' focus is on delivering high-quality projects on time and building trust with its customers.
Godrej Properties is expanding its presence in new markets, including Ahmedabad and Kolkata, in addition to its existing presence in major cities in India.
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