The Maharashtra government has opened up a significant opportunity for real estate developers by inviting bids for 3360 acres of MSRTC (Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation) land. This move is aimed at boosting the real estate market in rural area
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The Maharashtra government is offering 3360 acres of land for development, owned by the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC).
The purpose of this initiative is to promote real estate development, enhance infrastructure, create jobs, and boost the local economy, particularly in rural and semi-urban areas.
Real estate developers who are interested in participating in the development of rural and semi-urban areas in Maharashtra can bid on this land.
The government will evaluate bids based on factors such as the feasibility of the project, the economic impact, and the developer's track record.
Developers stand to benefit from prime locations, government support, and high potential for substantial returns on investment.
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The Maharashtra government has opened up a significant opportunity for real estate developers by inviting bids for 3360 acres of MSRTC (Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation) land. This move is aimed at boosting the real estate market in rural area
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