Urbanrise Purchases 9.24 Acre Land Parcel From Mahindra Life Spaces

Listen to This Article

Real estate developer Urbanrise has acquired a land parcel of 9.24 acre from Mahindra Life Spaces to develop a two million sq ft luxury highrise apartment community at Mahindra World City in Singaperumal Koil town about 45 km from here, the company said on Friday.

The Alliance Group company's latest project is located near Chennai's satellite town of Maraimalai Nagar.

The real estate developer plans to invest Rs 700 crore in this project, which has an estimated revenue potential of Rs 1,200 crore, a company statement said here.

"Urbanrise has projects in all major neighbourhoods in and around Chennai city, and with this new project we will reach out to the aspiring home-buying community in and around Mahindra World City on GST Road," Urbanrise Chairman and Managing Director Manoj Namburu said.

"We are extremely excited about this acquisition and are looking forward to developing a world-class residential community," he said.

RECENT NEWS

Revoluts Australian Banking Licence Game Changer

Revolut has spent much of its life insisting that it is more than a bank. In Australia, it has now decided that becoming... Read more

The AI Bank Is Coming, But Who Controls The Risk?

Artificial intelligence is no longer something banks discuss as a distant possibility. It is already working behind the ... Read more

ClearBank UK Profit Leads To European Growth

ClearBank has spent much of the past decade building the technology and regulatory infrastructure needed to challenge so... Read more

Bank Of London Continues To Rebuild

ClearBank’s progress shows that modern clearing and banking infrastructure can become a sizeable and profitable busine... Read more

JPMorgan's Berlin Moment: Chase Takes On Europe

There is something quietly symbolic about JPMorgan Chase choosing Berlin as its gateway into continental Europe. In a fo... Read more

What Strategy's Bitcoin Sale Really Tells Us

There is a moment in every bull run when the narrative starts to fray. Not with a crash, not with a scandal, but with so... Read more