Prestige Estates Projects, a leading real estate developer, is planning to double its residential launches in the financial year 2025-2026. The company's aggressive expansion strategy is set to significantly boost its market presence and cater to the growing demand for quality housing.
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Prestige Estates Projects aims to double its residential launches in the financial year 2025-2026.
Prestige Estates launched 26.28 million square feet of residential space in the previous year.
The key drivers include the favorable market conditions, rising demand for quality housing, and the trend of urbanization in India.
Prestige Estates is focusing on large-scale integrated townships that include residential units, commercial spaces, educational institutions, and recreational facilities.
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