Max Estates, part of the Max Group, has secured a 7.25-acre land parcel in Gurugram’s Sector 59 for Rs 534 crore, marking a significant expansion in the luxury residential market.
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Max Estates has acquired a 7.25-acre land parcel in Gurugram’s Sector 59.
Max Estates paid Rs 534 crore for the land parcel in Gurugram.
The acquired land has a group housing development potential of 1.3 million square feet (msf).
The expected revenue potential from the acquired land is around Rs 3,000 crore.
Max Estates has an upcoming launch of an 18.23-acre development contiguous to its Estate 360 project, with a potential saleable area of around 4 msf and a GDV of Rs 9,000 crore.

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