Godrej Properties acquires land for Rs 1,300 crore residential project in Ahmedabad
October 21, 2024
Mumbai: Godrej Properties Limited (GPL), a real estate developer, today announced that it has acquired 3 acres of land in Vastrapur, Ahmedabad.
The development on this land is estimated to have a potential of ~0.9 million square feet of saleable area, comprising primarily premium residential apartments of various configurations with an estimated booking value of ~INR 1,300 crore* (on the basis of the current business assumptions). This acquisition is in line with GPL’s strategy of developing high-quality residential projects across India’s leading real estate markets, the company said.
The company also stated that this land parcel is located in Vastrapur, a premium residential locality in West Ahmedabad, offering good social infrastructure and connectivity to key areas of the city. The area is well served by top schools and healthcare facilities. Renowned places, including IIM Ahmedabad, Vastrapur Lake Garden, the Sabarmati Riverfront Project, and Nexus Ahmedabad One Mall, further enhance its appeal. Additionally, Vastrapur’s proximity to business hubs like Navratna Business Park and Pinnacle Business Park makes it a prime location for residents seeking convenience, modern living, and accessibility.
Gaurav Pandey, MD & CEO, Godrej Properties, said, “We are happy to add our second project in Ahmedabad. This will further strengthen our presence in Ahmedabad and complement our strategy of deepening our presence in key micro-markets across India’s leading cities.” DeshGujarat
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