Mumbai-based real estate giant Lodha, operating under the name Macrotech Developers, is set to acquire a 3.4-acre land parcel in the Jogeshwari West locality. This strategic move is expected to bolster their portfolio with a significant new development.
Real EstateLodhaMacrotech DevelopersJogeshwari WestUnichem LaboratoriesReal Estate MumbaiMar 12, 2025
Lodha is planning to purchase a 3.4-acre land parcel in Jogeshwari West.
The 3.4-acre land is currently owned by Unichem Laboratories.
Lodha's strategy behind this acquisition is to expand their footprint in key areas of Mumbai and tap into the growing demand for high-quality real estate in Jogeshwari West.
Lodha is likely to develop a mix of residential and commercial projects on the 3.4-acre land in Jogeshwari West.
The acquisition is expected to be finalized in the coming months, though the exact timeline is not yet disclosed.
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