Mittal and HoABL are set to develop a massive Rs 30 billion project in Naigaon, focusing on real estate and group housing. The project aims to capitalize on the growing demand for residential and commercial spaces in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
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The total investment for the project in Naigaon by Mittal and HoABL is Rs 30 billion.
The project will include a variety of housing options, such as apartments and standalone houses, to cater to different needs and preferences.
The project will include amenities such as parks, recreational areas, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities to enhance the quality of life for residents.
The project is expected to be completed in phases, with the first phase likely to be ready within the next few years.
The project is expected to boost the local economy by creating numerous job opportunities and attracting a diverse range of buyers and investors to the area.
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