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Godrej Properties Wins Big in Greater Noida Land Auction

Godrej Properties Limited (GPL) has once again demonstrated its strong presence in the National Capital Region (NCR) real estate market, emerging as the highest bidder in a land auction conducted by the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA). The company secured two prime land parcels with a combined bid value of INR 842 crore, further expanding its footprint in the region.

The acquired land parcels, strategically located in Sector Sigma-III and Sector 12 of Greater Noida, offer significant development potential with a total area of 17.5 acres. The estimated revenue potential from these projects is projected to exceed INR 5,000 crore, driven by the development of premium residential apartments with various configurations. Greater Noida’s appeal lies in its robust infrastructure, broad roads, and strategic proximity to both Delhi and Noida. Its connectivity to the upcoming Jewar airport further enhances its attractiveness for high-quality residential developments.

This recent acquisition follows GPL’s successful launch of two major projects in FY 2023, Godrej Tropical Isle and Godrej Jardinia, which collectively generated over INR 4,400 crore in sales within a span of just three quarters. The strong demand for GPL’s projects in the NCR region reflects the trust and confidence that customers place in the company. This latest acquisition reinforces GPL’s commitment to creating exceptional residential communities that offer long-term value to residents. As the company continues to expand its presence in the NCR market, it is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for premium residential properties.

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