Shriram Properties, a leading real estate developer in India, is set to launch a new housing project in Bengaluru with an estimated revenue of over ₹350 crore. The project will be developed on a 5-acre plot in Bannerghatta Road, South Bengaluru, and is expected to bolster the company's mid-premium housing portfolio.
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The new housing project in Bengaluru by Shriram Properties is expected to generate an estimated revenue of over ₹350 crore.
The new project is located on a 5-acre plot in Bannerghatta Road, South Bengaluru.
Shriram Properties plans to develop an exclusive villament community on the 5-acre plot in Bannerghatta Road.
The project is expected to be launched during the current fiscal year.
Shriram Properties has delivered 48 projects totaling 28.3 million square feet of saleable area, primarily in Bengaluru and Chennai.

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