Godrej Properties (GPL) has achieved an impressive Rs 1,000 crore in sales from the launch of its new project, Godrej Evergreen Square in Pune. This milestone sets a new record in the city's residential real estate market. The company's stocks are expecte
Godrej PropertiesPune Real EstateGodrej Evergreen SquareResidential ProjectStock PerformanceReal Estate PuneFeb 27, 2025
The estimated revenue potential of Godrej Evergreen Square is approximately Rs 2,045 crore based on current assumptions.
Over 1,398 homes were sold in the Godrej Evergreen Square project.
The Godrej Evergreen Square project was launched in November 2024.
The total developable potential of Godrej Evergreen Square is 2.41 million square feet.
Gaurav Pandey is the MD & CEO of Godrej Properties.
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