The union government's approval of 12 new smart cities along the Golden Quadrilateral is expected to drive growth in local manufacturing and the real estate industry.
Smart CitiesReal EstateManufacturingIndiaInfrastructureReal Estate NewsAug 31, 2024
The Golden Quadrilateral is a highway network connecting four major cities in India - Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata.
The government has planned investments of Rs 28,602 crore for the 12 new smart cities.
The smart cities are expected to drive demand for residential, commercial, and industrial spaces, creating new opportunities for homebuyers and investors.
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