Prestige Group, a leading real estate developer, is shifting its focus to mid-segment housing projects in Thane and Panvel, near Mumbai, after successfully launching luxury projects in prime locations.
Prestige GroupMid Segment HousingThanePanvelMumbaiAffordable HousingReal Estate MaharashtraJun 17, 2024
Prestige Group is shifting its focus to mid-segment housing projects in Thane and Panvel, near Mumbai.
The projects are expected to offer apartments priced between Rs 40 lakh to Rs 1.5 crore.
The projects are located in Thane and Panvel, near Mumbai.
The government's push for affordable housing, coupled with the increasing influx of people to Mumbai, has created a huge demand for mid-segment housing projects.
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