Keystone Realtors to Invest Rs.9 Bn in FY25 Residential Projects

23 Aug 2024 CW Team

Keystone Realtors, a leading Mumbai-based real estate developer, announced its plan to invest ?900 crore in residential projects for the fiscal year 2025. The company?s Chairman and Managing Director, Boman Irani, emphasized the commitment to expanding its presence in Mumbai's real estate market through a series of high-end residential developments.

The investment will target strategic locations across Mumbai, catering to the growing demand for premium housing in the metropolitan region. Keystone Realtors aims to capitalize on the increasing urbanization and the rising demand for quality residential spaces.

Boman Irani highlighted that the company is focused on enhancing customer experience and delivering innovative housing solutions. Keystone Realtors has been a major player in Mumbai?s residential real estate market, with several completed projects and a robust pipeline for future developments.

With this substantial investment, Keystone Realtors aims to further solidify its position in the residential real estate sector, while contributing to the city's housing needs.

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