Raymond Ltd has signed a joint agreement to develop a Rs 5000-crore housing project in Mumbai. This strategic partnership with landowners marks a significant move in the real estate sector, where developers are increasingly opting for collaborations to build projects.
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The total investment for the housing project by Raymond Ltd in Mumbai is Rs 5000 crore.
Partnering with landowners allows developers to access prime locations without large upfront investments, reduces financial burden, and ensures a more equitable distribution of profits.
The project will include a mix of one-bedroom apartments to large, luxury villas, catering to a diverse range of home buyers.
The project includes a significant number of affordable housing units, aligning with the government's initiative to provide affordable housing to every Indian.
Raymond is committed to ensuring the project is developed in an environmentally sustainable manner, focusing on energy efficiency and green building practices.
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