Lucknow is set to launch a series of ambitious housing and commercial projects worth Rs 33 billion, aiming to boost urban development and real estate opportunities in the city. The projects, including river view apartments and commercial complexes, are expected to transform key areas such as Shaheed Path and 1090 Crossing.
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The total investment for the housing and commercial projects in Lucknow is Rs 33 billion.
The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) is leading the development of these projects.
Some of the key areas where the projects will be located include Shaheed Path and 1090 Crossing.
The projects include river view apartments, commercial complexes, and other infrastructure developments.
These projects are expected to boost the real estate market in Lucknow by increasing demand for housing and commercial spaces, potentially driving property prices up and attracting more investors.
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