Mumbai-based Rishabraj Developers has made a strategic move by purchasing four adjoining land parcels in the bustling Borivali West area for a substantial sum of Rs 539 crore. This acquisition marks a significant milestone in the company's growth and expansion plans.
Real EstateProperty AcquisitionBorivali WestRishabraj DevelopersMumbaiReal Estate MumbaiApr 15, 2025
Rishabraj Developers has acquired a total of 3.8 acres of land in Borivali West.
Rishabraj Developers paid Rs 539 crore for the land acquisition in Borivali West.
The land is located in Borivali West, a rapidly growing suburb in Mumbai.
Rishabraj Developers plans to develop a premium residential project on the acquired land, which will include a mix of apartments, amenities, and green spaces.
Borivali West is a strategic location due to its proximity to key commercial centers, excellent connectivity via the Mumbai Metro and local trains, and a vibrant lifestyle, making it an attractive area for both buyers and investors.
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