India's leading real estate developer, Godrej Properties, has acquired six strategic land parcels to kickstart a massive Rs 9,650 crore housing project. The firm's strategic move reaffirms its commitment to key markets, including Delhi-NCR and Mumbai Metr
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The total value of the new housing projects by Godrej Properties is Rs 9,650 crore.
Godrej Properties is expanding in key regions, particularly the Delhi-NCR and Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
The new projects will offer a wide range of residential options, from affordable housing to luxury apartments, catering to diverse consumer needs.
The new projects are expected to commence in the next few months, with initial phases likely to be launched in 2023.
The key features of Godrej Properties' upcoming projects include modern architectural designs, world-class infrastructure, and community-centric amenities.
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