In a major real estate transaction, a joint venture firm of DLF has sold an IT park in West Bengal for Rs 637 crore to Primarc and RDB. The deal was advised by JLL, a leading real estate consultancy firm. This event marks a significant milestone in the re
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This deal is significant because it is the largest real estate transaction in West Bengal and highlights the growing interest in the state’s IT infrastructure and commercial real estate market.
The buyers of the IT park are Primarc and RDB, two prominent real estate investment firms.
JLL acted as the sole transaction advisor, providing comprehensive services including due diligence, valuation, and negotiation.
DLF is one of India's largest real estate developers with a market capitalization that places it at the forefront of the sector. The company has developed more than 180 projects across India.
This deal is expected to boost the local economy by attracting more tech companies and startups, leading to job creation and economic growth in the region.
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