Prestige Estates Projects has made a significant move in the Mumbai real estate market by acquiring 22,135 square metres of land in Mira Bhayandar for Rs 291.58 crore. This strategic acquisition is expected to bolster the company's portfolio and expand it
Prestige EstatesMira BhayandarReal EstateMumbaiLand AcquisitionReal Estate NewsNov 21, 2024
Prestige Estates has acquired 22,135 square metres of land in Mira Bhayandar.
Prestige Estates paid Rs 291.58 crore for the land in Mira Bhayandar.
Mira Bhayandar is a rapidly growing suburb of Mumbai with a surge in demand for both residential and commercial properties due to its strategic location and well-developed infrastructure.
The acquisition aligns with Prestige Estates' long-term growth strategy, focusing on expanding in high-potential markets like Mira Bhayandar, which has a growing population and infrastructural developments.
While detailed plans have not been disclosed, Prestige Estates is likely to develop a mix of residential and commercial complexes that cater to the growing demand in the area.
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