Sunteck Realty has signed a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) for a Rs 12-billion residential project on Mira Road, marking a significant milestone in Mumbai's real estate development.
Sunteck RealtyMira Road ProjectMumbai Real EstateJoint Development AgreementRs 12 BillionReal Estate MumbaiJul 26, 2025
The total investment for the Mira Road project by Sunteck Realty is Rs 12 billion.
The main focus of the Mira Road project is to develop high-quality residential units with modern amenities and green spaces.
Mira Road is an attractive location for real estate investment due to its rapid urbanization, proximity to Mumbai, and a blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience.
The project will incorporate eco-friendly features and energy-efficient technologies to ensure a sustainable living environment.
The joint development agreement with the local landowner is a win-win situation, providing the landowner with a fair share of the profits while enabling Sunteck Realty to leverage its expertise in development and marketing.
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