Max Estates, a leading real estate developer, has sold Rs 4100 crore worth of housing in Gurugram, marking a significant milestone in the sector.
Max EstatesReal EstateGurugramHousingMax Ventures Industries LtdReal Estate MumbaiSep 30, 2024
Max Estates has sold Rs 4100 crore worth of housing in Gurugram.
Max Ventures & Industries Ltd. (MaxVIL) is the parent company of Max Estates.
Max Estates focuses on delivering high-quality residential and commercial spaces that meet the evolving needs of homebuyers and businesses.
Gurugram is a preferred destination for homebuyers due to its proximity to Delhi, excellent connectivity, and the presence of top IT and corporate companies.
The sale of Rs 4100 crore worth of housing in Gurugram is expected to provide a boost to the real estate sector, which has been facing challenges in recent times.
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