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HDFC Capital invests Rs 375 cr in Runwal Group’s mid-income, affordable housing project
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Runwal Avenue is a greenfield project spread over a total 6 acres with total potential of 1.7 million sq ft saleable space development. Piramal Fund Management had invested in the project at the land acquisition stage and is now exiting the investment.
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The project offers apartments configurations of up to 3 bedrooms priced in the range of Rs 1 crore to Rs 1.5 crore. The project is expected to be completed in four years from now. (Representative Image)
MUMBAI: HDFC Capital Advisors, the wholly-owned private equity arm of India s largest mortgage lender, has invested Rs 375 crore in realty developer Runwal Group s mid-income and affordable housing project Runwal Avenue in Mumbai’s eastern suburb of Kanjur Marg.