Real estate developer Sattva Group has made a significant move by purchasing an 8.5-acre property in EPIP, Bengaluru, for Rs 300 crore. The property, which was previously owned by a high-net-worth individual, marks a strategic expansion for the company.
Sattva GroupReal EstateBengaluruEpipLand AcquisitionReal EstateDec 20, 2024
Sattva Group is a leading real estate developer with a strong presence in South India, particularly in Bengaluru. Known for its premium residential and commercial projects, the company has a reputation for delivering high-quality developments that cater to discerning buyers.
The newly acquired land is located in the EPIP (Electronics City Phase II) area of Bengaluru. EPIP is a major industrial and tech hub in the city, making the location highly desirable for real estate development.
Sattva Group paid Rs 300 crore for the 8.5-acre land in EPIP, Bengaluru.
While specific details are not yet revealed, industry insiders speculate that Sattva Group might be looking to build a mix of residential and commercial complexes on the land. The focus is likely to be on creating a sustainable and integrated community.
This acquisition is significant for Sattva Group as it marks a strategic expansion in one of India's fastest-growing cities, Bengaluru. The prime location in EPIP aligns with the company's vision to tap into the growing demand for high-end properties and is seen as a vote of confidence in the city's growth potential.
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