Real estate company Raymond Ltd has partnered with a landowner to develop a housing project in Mumbai with an estimated revenue potential of Rs 1800 crore. The project is expected to significantly boost the local real estate market and provide much-needed
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The estimated revenue potential of the housing project in Mumbai by Raymond Ltd is Rs 1800 crore.
The partner of Raymond Ltd in this housing project is a local landowner in Mumbai.
The key features of the project include a mix of apartments, penthouses, and other residential units, with a strong focus on sustainability and green living.
The project is expected to create numerous job opportunities, both during the construction phase and after completion, and attract investment, thus boosting the local economy.
The project is strategically important as it aims to provide much-needed housing solutions, promote sustainable development, and set new standards for future real estate developments in the city.
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