Golden Growth Fund launches ₹400 crore real estate fund, targeting brownfield projects in South Delhi and Lutyens' Delhi
Real EstateGolden Growth FundDelhiBrownfield ProjectsLutyens DelhiReal EstateSep 17, 2024
The Golden Growth Fund has a commitment of ₹400 crore.
The Golden Growth Fund focuses on brownfield projects in South Delhi and Lutyens' Delhi.
The project turnaround time for GGF's projects is anticipated to be between 15-18 months.
GGF's focus on brownfield projects offers a distinct advantage over other realty funds, with shorter project turnaround times, no time escalation, construction cost escalation, or government regulation uncertainties.
South Delhi offers a stable and predictable real estate market, excellent location and connectivity, and is home to some of the most luxurious neighborhoods, making it a preferred choice for both domestic and international investors.
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