HDFC Capital, a leading investment arm of HDFC Group, has announced a significant investment of ₹1300 crore to build mid-income homes in Bengaluru. This strategic move aims to capitalize on the growing demand for affordable housing in the city, aligning w
Hdfc CapitalMidincome HomesBengaluruReal EstateTotal EnvironmentReal EstateMar 24, 2025

HDFC Capital has announced an investment of ₹1300 crore to develop mid-income homes in Bengaluru.
HDFC Capital is focusing on mid-income homes in Bengaluru to capitalize on the growing demand for affordable housing, especially among young professionals and middle-income families.
HDFC Capital has partnered with Total Environment, a renowned developer known for its commitment to environmental sustainability and high-quality construction.
The mid-income homes will offer a wide range of amenities, including well-maintained parks, community centers, and modern infrastructure.
The investment is expected to generate employment opportunities and boost the real estate market, while also addressing the housing shortage in Bengaluru.

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