HDFC Capital and Runwal Enterprises have entered into a strategic partnership to invest Rs 1,150 crore in affordable, sustainable, and mid-income housing projects. This move underscores the commitment of both entities to boost the real estate market and p
Affordable HousingMidincome HousingReal Estate InvestmentSustainable HousingStrategic FundingReal Estate NewsNov 10, 2024
The total investment amount in the partnership between HDFC Capital and Runwal Enterprises is Rs 1,150 crore.
The focus areas of the investment are affordable housing, mid-income housing, and sustainable housing projects.
HDFC Capital, a leading private equity real estate fund manager, is providing the financial backing and managing the investment in the partnership.
Runwal Enterprises, a renowned real estate developer, is responsible for the development and construction of the housing projects in the partnership.
The partnership is expected to enhance affordability, ensure quality construction, promote sustainable development, and provide strategic locations for the projects.
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