Mahindra Lifespaces has secured a ₹950 crore redevelopment deal for three prestigious housing societies in Mumbai. This significant contract marks a major milestone in the company's expansion in the real estate sector.
Mahindra LifespacesMumbai HousingRedevelopmentSustainable LivingReal EstateReal Estate NewsFeb 03, 2025
The total value of the redevelopment deal is ₹950 crore.
Three housing societies in prime areas of Mumbai are involved in this redevelopment project.
The new residential towers will be equipped with advanced energy-efficient systems, rainwater harvesting, waste management facilities, ample green spaces, fitness centers, and community centers.
The project is expected to be completed within the next four to five years.
Mahindra Lifespaces' vision for the project is to create living spaces that enhance the quality of life, focusing on sustainability and community living.
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