Paradigm Realty initiates a transformative INR 4500 crore redevelopment project in Mumbai's Bandra and Kandivali, upgrading 11 housing societies...
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The project is valued at INR 4,500 crore.
11 housing societies are being redeveloped under this project.
Residents will get to live in modern, upgraded homes with amenities like landscaped gardens, gyms, swimming pools, and enhanced security.
The project will create over 2.8 million square feet of new living space, alleviating some of the pressure on Mumbai's real estate market.
Members of these societies will only pay a nominal INR 100 as stamp duty on their allotted permanent accommodations within the redeveloped project.
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