Panchshil Realty's affiliate has made a significant investment by acquiring land parcels worth Rs 615 crore in Navi Mumbai. As property prices in the region hover around Rs 20,465 as of December 2024, this move underscores the company's bullish stance on
Navi MumbaiPanchshil RealtyReal EstateLand AcquisitionProperty PricesReal Estate MumbaiFeb 24, 2025

Panchshil Realty's affiliate has acquired land parcels worth Rs 615 crore in Navi Mumbai.
Panchshil Realty is led by Atul Chordia, a seasoned real estate professional with over two decades of experience.
The current average property price in Navi Mumbai, as of December 2024, is around Rs 20,465 per square foot.
Some key infrastructure projects in Navi Mumbai include the Navi Mumbai International Airport and the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link.
Panchshil Realty chose to invest in Navi Mumbai due to its rapid urbanization, ongoing infrastructural development, and the increasing demand for quality housing and commercial spaces.

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