Godrej Properties aims to launch Rs 21,000 crore worth of residential projects by March across major cities to encash strong consumer demand and achieve 20 per cent growth in sales bookings this fiscal.
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Godrej Properties aims to achieve sales bookings of Rs 27,000 crore this fiscal.
Godrej Properties plans to launch projects worth Rs 21,000 crore by March.
Godrej Properties mainly focuses on Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad for group housing projects.
Godrej Properties' sales bookings remained one of the key highlights in the June quarter, with total area sold being 8.9 million square feet.
Godrej Properties' highest-ever quarterly sales is Rs 8,637 crore, achieved in the first quarter of this fiscal.
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