Bengaluru-based real estate developer Sattva Group is pursuing multiple projects in Mumbai and Pune, with a focus on premium-luxury residential and commercial developments.
Sattva GroupMumbaiPuneReal EstateLuxury ResidentialReal Estate PuneSep 25, 2024
Sattva Group's strategy in the Mumbai market emphasizes strategic timing and securing the best of opportunities. The company is committed to pursuing larger-scale developments on its own, with the goal of establishing a significant presence in the city.
Sattva Group has closed its first deal in the premium-luxury residential segment in Sewri, Mumbai. The project is expected to be launched in the next three-to-four quarters, pending approvals.
Sattva Group is focusing on both residential and commercial developments in Pune. The company has secured a couple of land parcels and is progressing with significant developments.
Sattva Group is currently constructing 1 million square feet of commercial space in Pune.
According to media reports, Sattva Group has lined up around Rs 14,000 crore in investments across commercial and residential real estate assets, including assets like hotels and data centers.
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