April 3, 2025: Mahindra Lifespace Developers Limited (MLDL) has announced a significant redevelopment project in Lokhandwala, Mumbai. The initiative aims to revitalize two societies, enhancing the living standards and infrastructure for residents. The project is estimated to be valued at approximately Rs 1,200 crore.
Real EstateRedevelopmentSustainabilityInfrastructureMumbaiReal Estate MumbaiApr 03, 2025
MLDL is a leading real estate developer in India, known for its commitment to sustainable and community-focused development. The company has a strong track record of successful redevelopment projects across the country.
MLDL is redeveloping two significant societies in Lokhandwala, aimed at enhancing the living standards and infrastructure for residents.
The project is estimated to be valued at approximately Rs 1,200 crore.
The project will include eco-friendly features such as green spaces, solar panels, rainwater harvesting systems, and energy-efficient lighting.
The project is expected to generate significant economic benefits by creating jobs during the construction phase and attracting new businesses and investments to the area.
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