M3M India, a leading real estate developer, has acquired a 24,000-square-metre plot in Noida for Rs 400 crore, further solidifying its presence in the region. Pankaj Bansal of M3M India stated, 'Noida is rapidly establishing itself as a prominent destinat
Real EstateNoidaM3m IndiaProperty DevelopmentNoida AuthorityReal EstateJan 23, 2025
M3M India has acquired a 24,000-square-metre plot in Noida.
M3M India paid Rs 400 crore for the plot in Noida.
This acquisition marks M3M India's third project in Noida.
With this latest acquisition, M3M India's consolidated development footprint in Noida will expand to 7.5 million square feet.
M3M India focuses on quality, sustainability, and customer satisfaction in its real estate development projects.
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