Viceroy Properties, a prominent name in the real estate sector, is set to diversify its portfolio with a Rs 1600 crore investment in commercial real estate. The company, known for its luxury residential projects, is now eyeing a significant expansion into the commercial segment.
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Viceroy Properties plans to invest Rs 1600 crore in commercial real estate projects, including a 2-acre luxury project on the coastal road in Versova, Mumbai, and other developments in major cities across India.
The company sees a promising growth potential in the commercial real estate sector, with increasing demand for office spaces, retail outlets, and other commercial properties. This move is a natural progression for Viceroy Properties, known for its luxury residential projects.
The projects will be located in prime areas and will offer a mix of office spaces, retail outlets, and commercial amenities. They will also incorporate eco-friendly practices and sustainable building designs.
The company will focus on building strong partnerships with stakeholders, including local communities, government authorities, and potential tenants, to create value and drive sustainable growth.
The investment reflects Viceroy Properties’ confidence in the long-term potential of the commercial real estate market in India and its commitment to delivering high-quality, sustainable commercial developments.
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