Godrej Properties acquires 43 acres land in Panipat
NEW DELHI: Mumbai-based
Godrej Properties
(GPL) has acquired 43 acres land for a plotted development in sector 40,
Panipat
,
Haryana
.
This project will contain approximately 1.02 million sq ft of plotted residential development and has a revenue potential in excess of ₹1,250 crore.
This will be company's fourth residential plotted township in North India.
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