Shriram Properties, a leading real estate developer in southern India, has unveiled a brand transformation initiative, SPLNxT, to tap into the growing mid-market and mid-premium segments in Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, and Pune.
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SPLNxT is Shriram Properties' brand transformation initiative, aimed at enhancing customer satisfaction and tapping into the growing mid-market and mid-premium segments.
Bengaluru, Chennai, Coimbatore, Visakhapatnam, and Kolkata.
The demand in mid-market and mid-premium segments has grown by 80% in India.
Yes, the company is open to expanding into assisted living/retirement homes, as customer demands around senior living and co-living are expected to rise significantly.
The company has completed over 10 green projects, and most of its projects have received green certification. Shriram Properties is committed to developing sustainable assets for the future, addressing challenges of water shortage and energy efficiency.

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