Merlin Group, a prominent real estate developer, is set to invest Rs 8000 crore in real estate projects over the next eight years, with a strategic focus on Kolkata and its surrounding regions, as well as Maharashtra, specifically Pune and Navi Mumbai.
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Merlin Group plans to invest Rs 8000 crore in real estate projects over the next eight years, focusing on Kolkata and its surrounding regions, as well as Maharashtra, specifically Pune and Navi Mumbai.
The primary focus of Merlin Group's investment is Kolkata and its surrounding regions, as well as Maharashtra, with a special emphasis on Pune and Navi Mumbai.
Merlin Group will develop a mix of residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects to meet the diverse needs of the growing urban centers.
The investment is expected to create job opportunities, boost the local economy, and improve infrastructure, enhancing the quality of life for residents.
Merlin Group's vision is to create projects that contribute to the long-term growth and prosperity of the communities they serve, aiming to be a leader in the real estate sector known for innovative solutions and high-quality developments.

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