Gokhale Constructions, a leading real estate developer, has acquired 3.5 acres of land for Rs. 300 crore, signaling a significant expansion into Mumbai's real estate market. The company is also in advanced negotiations for several other properties, further cementing its position in the city.
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Gokhale Constructions has acquired 3.5 acres of land for Rs. 300 crore.
The land is located in a prime area of Mumbai, a city known for its dynamic and competitive real estate market.
Gokhale Constructions plans to develop a mix of residential and commercial properties on the acquired land, catering to the diverse needs of the market.
Gokhale Constructions aims to diversify its portfolio and tap into new market segments by expanding its footprint in Mumbai and developing high-quality, innovative projects.
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