Raymond, a leading Indian conglomerate, has signed a joint agreement to develop a massive ₹5000 crore housing project in Wadala, Mumbai. The project aims to address the city's growing demand for residential properties, especially in the affordable and mid-segment markets.
Housing ProjectReal EstateMumbaiWadalaRaymondReal Estate MumbaiApr 01, 2025
The housing project in Wadala, Mumbai, is worth ₹5000 crore.
The joint agreement is between Raymond and a leading real estate developer.
The project will include a variety of residential units, ranging from 1-bedroom apartments to larger 3-bedroom units.
Construction is slated to begin in the next few months.
The project is expected to generate significant employment opportunities and boost the local economy, while also providing much-needed residential units.
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