The share price of real estate giant Prestige Estates Projects took a hit, falling 2 percent on Friday. Despite this, the company remains optimistic, targeting a significant Rs 30,000 crore investment in future housing projects.
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The share price of Prestige Estates has declined by 2 percent on Friday and has dropped 10 percent over the last one month.
Prestige Estates plans to invest Rs 30,000 crore in future housing projects.
Notable projects by Prestige Estates include the 'Prestige Golfshire,' a 1,200-acre integrated township in Magadi, Karnataka.
Prestige Estates is implementing energy-efficient technologies and green building standards in its projects and plans to integrate more sustainable features in the future.
Prestige Estates has launched programs such as educational scholarships, healthcare camps, and infrastructure development in underprivileged areas.
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