Real estate giant Prestige Estates Projects saw its share price dip by 2 percent on Friday, despite the company's ambitious plans to invest Rs 30,000 crore in upcoming housing projects across major cities like Mumbai and Chennai. The company's leadership
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The 2 percent decline in Prestige Estates Projects' share price is attributed to broader market volatility and not to any specific issues with the company.
Prestige Estates Projects plans to invest Rs 30,000 crore in housing projects across key cities such as Mumbai, Chennai, and Bangalore.
The company is focusing on creating integrated townships, luxury apartments, and affordable housing units to meet the diverse needs of the urban population.
Prestige Estates Projects invests heavily in technology and sustainability, incorporating smart home features and green building practices in its projects. It also forms strategic partnerships with leading architects and design firms.
Prestige Estates Projects was founded in 1987 by J C Sharma. It has grown to become one of the largest and most reputable real estate developers in India, known for its high-quality residential and commercial developments.
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