The recent GNIDA auction has injected new life into the Greater Noida real estate market, with Eldeco Infrastructure and Properties Ltd emerging as the top bidder.
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The GNIDA auction raised a total of Rs 521 crore.
Eldeco Infrastructure and Properties Ltd emerged as the top bidder, securing the largest plot for Rs 286 crore.
The auction marks a significant boost for the region's real estate market, reflecting heightened interest in the area.
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