Realty developer K Raheja Corp has signed a deal to purchase a 5.75-acre plot along with an existing property in Mumbai’s western suburb of Kandivali East for approximately Rs 466 crore. This strategic move is expected to bolster the company’s presence in
K Raheja CorpReal EstateMumbaiKandivaliAcquisitionReal Estate MumbaiJan 14, 2025

The land acquired by K Raheja Corp in Kandivali East is valued at approximately Rs 466 crore.
The 5.75-acre plot is located in Kandivali East, a well-developed western suburb of Mumbai.
K Raheja Corp plans to redevelop the existing property and create a landmark project that includes high-end residential complexes, commercial spaces, and mixed-use developments.
K Raheja Corp is focusing on sustainable and smart living solutions, incorporating green building practices and advanced technology to create a modern and sustainable living environment.
The acquisition is expected to boost the appeal and value of Kandivali East, contributing to the area’s economic growth and enhancing the quality of life for residents.

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