Sameera Group partners with Vedaanta Senior Living to develop high-quality senior living communities in Chennai
Senior LivingReal EstateSameera GroupVedaanta Senior LivingSouth IndiaReal Estate MaharashtraMay 27, 2024
Sameera Group is investing Rs 500 crore in senior living homes across South India over the next five years
The partnership combines Sameera Group's extensive experience in land development with Vedaanta's deep understanding of the senior care industry to create high-quality senior living communities
The first project will be developed in Kancheepuram on a 100-acre plot
The demand for senior living solutions is anticipated to grow significantly in the coming years with Sameera Group and Vedaanta Senior Living well-positioned to meet this rising demand
The goal of the partnership is to become a leader in the senior living market in South India ensuring that seniors have access to the best living conditions and care
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