Raymond, a leading textile and clothing brand, has ventured into a significant real estate project in Mumbai. This joint venture aims to develop a housing project with a gross development value of Rs 5,000 crore, bringing the company's total real estate portfolio close to Rs 40,000 crores. This move underscores the company's strategic expansion into the lucrative housing market.
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Raymond has entered into a joint venture to develop a Rs 5,000 crore housing project in Mumbai, partnering with a leading real estate developer in the city.
With the addition of this Rs 5,000 crore project, the gross development value of Raymond's real estate projects will be close to Rs 40,000 crores.
Mumbai is a prime location for real estate development due to its growing population, robust infrastructure, and increasing demand for quality housing.
The project will include a range of amenities such as parks, playgrounds, and state-of-the-art recreational facilities, ensuring a comfortable and convenient living experience for residents.
This project aligns with Raymond's strategic expansion by leveraging its strong brand reputation and financial stability to capitalize on the robust housing market in Mumbai, adding significant value to the company's real estate portfolio.
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