Golden Growth Fund, a prominent real estate investment firm, has made a significant acquisition in South Delhi, targeting a revenue of Rs 1 billion. The strategic move aims to capitalize on the region's high growth potential and booming real estate market.
Golden Growth FundSouth DelhiReal Estate InvestmentProperty DevelopmentRs 1 Billion RevenueReal Estate NewsApr 15, 2025
Golden Growth Fund aims to generate a revenue of Rs 1 billion from the South Delhi land acquisition within the next five years.
The acquired land is located in the heart of South Delhi, near major commercial hubs, educational institutions, and residential communities.
The land acquisition is valued at Rs 500 million.
The project is projected to include a mix of residential apartments, commercial spaces, and recreational facilities.
The acquisition is expected to be completed within the next six months, following the necessary regulatory approvals.
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