Mumbai-based property developer K Raheja Corp has acquired 5.75 acres of land in Kandivali East, Mumbai for Rs 466 crore. The company plans to develop a high-end residential project on the acquired land, further expanding its portfolio in the bustling cit
K Raheja CorpKandivaliMumbaiResidential ProjectReal EstateReal Estate MumbaiJan 16, 2025
K Raheja Corp has recently acquired 5.75 acres of land in Kandivali East, Mumbai, for Rs 466 crore.
The new residential project is being developed in Kandivali East, Mumbai.
The estimated cost of the land acquisition is Rs 466 crore.
The project will feature modern amenities, green spaces, and state-of-the-art facilities, catering to the discerning needs of modern homeowners.
K Raheja Corp's long-term strategy is to capitalize on the strong growth potential of the real estate market in Mumbai, particularly in areas like Kandivali, by delivering high-quality residential solutions.
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