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Raymond Realty Tops Bandra East Sales in Q1 FY25

Raymond Realty has solidified its position in Mumbai’s competitive real estate market with its flagship project, ‘The Address by GS,’ leading sales in Bandra East during the first quarter of FY25. According to a recent report by IndexTap, the project achieved remarkable sales figures, generating ₹291 crore and selling 96 units, making it the top performer in the Central Suburbs.

This impressive performance is more than double the units sold by its closest competitor, highlighting the strong demand for luxury residential offerings in the area. A spokesperson for Raymond Realty expressed pride in the company’s rapid growth trajectory, stating, “We are already among the top 10 real estate players in the country and the fifth largest in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) in terms of turnover, just five years since our inception.” The company attributes its success to a focus on addressing key industry challenges, including timely project delivery, high-quality construction, and a lifestyle-oriented approach. Notably, the company’s first project was completed two years ahead of the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) deadline, earning accolades from the regulatory body. ‘The Address by GS’ is not just a commercial success; it exemplifies Raymond Realty’s commitment to providing exceptional residential experiences. The strategic emphasis on prime locations within the MMR has been pivotal to the company’s expansion, with Joint Development Agreements (JDAs) in sought-after areas such as Bandra, Mahim, and Sion. Collectively, these projects boast a revenue potential exceeding ₹7,000 crore, underscoring the company’s ambitious growth plans.

Situated in Bandra East, ‘The Address by GS’ features luxurious apartments complemented by top-notch amenities and breathtaking views, aligning with the expectations of discerning homebuyers. Since launching in 2019, Raymond Realty has quickly ascended to become one of the top nine real estate developers in the country, setting new benchmarks for customer satisfaction and service excellence. Raymond Realty’s future plans involve further expansion within the MMR, building on the legacy of innovation and customer-centricity established by the group. The company aims to redefine living standards, raising expectations across the board by moving away from conventional practices in the real estate sector. With its progressive approach, Raymond Realty is poised to continue its upward trajectory, reinforcing its position as a market leader.

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