In a significant move, Rishabraj Developers has acquired 3.84 acres of prime land in Borivali, Mumbai, for ₹539 crore. This strategic acquisition underscores the growing interest of real estate developers in the western suburbs of Mumbai, a rapidly developing area with immense potential.
Mumbai Real EstateBorivaliRishabraj DevelopersProperty InvestmentLand AcquisitionReal Estate MumbaiApr 14, 2025
Rishabraj Developers acquired 3.84 acres of land in Borivali, a western suburb of Mumbai.
Rishabraj Developers paid ₹539 crore for the 3.84 acres of land in Borivali.
The key factors driving the real estate market in Borivali include its strategic location, well-connected infrastructure, growing population, and increasing disposable incomes.
Rishabraj Developers is planning to develop a mixed-use project on the acquired land, comprising residential units, commercial spaces, and community amenities.
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