In a significant real estate transaction, DLF's joint venture, DCCDL, has sold the Kolkata Tech Park 1 to Primarc and RDB Group for a staggering Rs 637 crore, marking a milestone in the city's property market.
Real EstateKolkataIt ParkDlfPrimarcReal EstateNov 29, 2024
The sale of Kolkata Tech Park 1 for Rs 637 crore is significant as it marks a major real estate transaction in the city, reflecting the growing demand for quality office spaces and the city's potential to attract major investors. It also underscores the robust growth of the IT sector in Kolkata.
The new owners of Kolkata Tech Park 1 are Primarc and RDB Group, known for their innovative approach to real estate and technology. Both companies have a strong track record of developing and managing high-profile projects.
DCCDL, a joint venture between DLF and the Government of West Bengal, has played a pivotal role in transforming the city's skyline and boosting its economic growth by developing high-quality commercial and residential projects.
The sale is expected to set a new benchmark for future real estate deals in the region, encouraging more developers and investors to look at Kolkata as a viable and lucrative market. It reflects the growing demand for quality office spaces and the city's potential to attract major investors.
With Primarc and RDB Group at the helm, the future of Kolkata Tech Park 1 looks promising. The new owners are expected to invest in modernizing the park, enhancing its amenities, and attracting more tech companies, leading to the creation of new job opportunities and fostering innovation.
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