Shriram Properties, a prominent real estate developer, has announced a joint venture to develop a six-acre land parcel in Pune. The project, expected to launch in the second half of FY25, holds an aggregate revenue potential of approximately Rs 700-750 cr
Real EstatePuneLand DevelopmentShriram PropertiesH2 Fy25Real EstateOct 29, 2024
Shriram Properties is developing a six-acre land parcel in Pune.
The project is expected to launch during the second half of the financial year 2024-2025 (H2 FY25).
The project is estimated to have an aggregate revenue potential of Rs 700-750 crore.
The project will include a mix of residential and commercial units, designed to cater to the diverse needs of the local population.
Shriram Properties' strategy for the Pune real estate market involves diversifying its portfolio, tapping into growing real estate markets, and delivering high-quality, sustainable projects that meet customer expectations.
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