Girish Goenka, CFO at Piramal Realty, discusses the growing trend towards larger homes and the company's focus on luxury gated communities with essential amenities.
Real EstateLuxury HomesPiramal RealtyPostcovid DemandGated CommunitiesReal EstateOct 16, 2024
Piramal Realty's gated communities focus on providing a comprehensive luxury experience, including essential facilities and amenities, to create a high-quality living environment.
The demand for larger homes has significantly increased post-COVID, reflecting a growing preference for more spacious living environments that can accommodate both work and leisure activities.
Piramal Realty prioritizes efficiency, functionality, and fulfilling customer needs in designing spaces for its gated communities.
Piramal Realty's gated communities typically include essential amenities such as schools, hospitals, parks, and recreational facilities to ensure residents have access to everything they need within a secure environment.
Piramal Realty caters to the evolving needs of its customers by offering flexible design options and customization, allowing buyers to personalize their homes to suit their specific requirements.
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