NEW DELHI, Jan 12: Real estate giant Macrotech Developers has acquired a 20-acre land parcel in Bengaluru, setting its sights on achieving Rs 2,800 crore in sales from the project. The Mumbai-based company, known for its luxury properties, is expanding it
Real EstateMacrotech DevelopersBengaluruProperty DevelopmentLuxury PropertiesReal Estate MumbaiJan 12, 2025
Macrotech Developers is a leading real estate company based in Mumbai, India, known for its premium and luxury properties. The company has a strong portfolio of residential and commercial projects across major Indian cities.
Macrotech Developers has acquired a 20-acre land parcel in Bengaluru, India, a city known for its rapid economic growth and vibrant tech industry.
Macrotech Developers is targeting Rs 2,800 crore in sales from the new project in Bengaluru.
The 20-acre land will be developed into a mix of residential and commercial properties, including luxurious apartments, villas, and office spaces.
The project will include amenities such as parks, recreational facilities, and retail spaces to enhance the living experience for residents.
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