Golden Growth Fund (GGF) and Grovy India are set to invest Rs 180 crore in three housing projects in South Delhi, leveraging the stable and lucrative real estate market in the area.
Real EstateSouth DelhiGolden Growth FundGrovy IndiaHousing ProjectsReal Estate NewsMay 29, 2025
The total investment by Golden Growth Fund and Grovy India in the South Delhi housing projects is Rs 180 crore.
Golden Growth Fund and Grovy India are developing three housing projects in South Delhi.
The cumulative area of the three housing projects is about 70,000 square feet.
The estimated sales potential of the three housing projects is approximately Rs 240 crore.
Golden Growth Fund launched its real estate-focused AIF in September 2024.
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