Brigade to develop Rs 600 cr residential complex in Velachery

13 Sep 2024 CW Team

Brigade Group is set to develop a ?600 crore residential complex in Velachery, Chennai. The project will span approximately 9 acres, offering a mix of residential units designed to cater to the growing demand for quality housing in the city. This development is part of Brigade’s ongoing expansion into key markets across India.

The residential complex will feature modern amenities and focus on providing a premium lifestyle to its residents. The Velachery project is strategically located, offering easy access to essential facilities like schools, hospitals, and shopping centers, making it an attractive choice for homebuyers.

Brigade Group, known for its quality construction and timely delivery, continues to strengthen its position in the Indian real estate market. The company has been active in both the residential and commercial real estate sectors, expanding its footprint in major cities across the country.

This new development aligns with Brigade's vision of creating integrated urban living spaces that blend convenience, comfort, and modernity. The project is expected to be completed within a few years, further boosting the housing supply in Chennai’s fast-growing real estate market.

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