Golden Growth Fund Expands Footprint in Delhi's Luxury Real Estate Market
Golden Growth Fund acquires land parcel in South Delhi's Anand Niketan to develop luxury residential project, focusing on high-quality, low-density developments in prime locations.
Luxury Real EstateDelhi Real Estate MarketGolden Growth FundGrovyAnand NiketanReal Estate NewsJun 14, 2024
The acquired land parcel, spanning approximately 17,000 square feet, will be redeveloped into a luxury residential project comprising just four spacious units. Ankur Jalan, CEO of Golden Growth Fund, expressed his enthusiasm about the project, stating that
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the location of the acquired land parcel?
The acquired land parcel is located in South Delhi's Anand Niketan residential colony.
What is the total area of the acquired land parcel?
The acquired land parcel spans approximately 17,000 square feet.
What is the number of units to be developed on the acquired land parcel?
The acquired land parcel will be redeveloped into a luxury residential project comprising just four spacious units.
What is the goal of Golden Growth Fund?
Golden Growth Fund aims to establish itself as an aggregator and developer of prime luxury real estate in Delhi.
What is the experience of Grovy, the parent company of Golden Growth Fund?
Grovy has completed over 100 real estate projects in Delhi, bringing a wealth of experience to the table.
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