Royal Green Realty to infuse Rs 150 cr in affordable housing project
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Royal Green Realty to infuse Rs 150 cr in affordable housing project

Royal Green Realty based in National Capital Region (NCR) to invest Rs 150 crore in the development of an affordable housing project in Sector 62 of Gurgaon.

They will be developing this project on a land parcel of 6 acres, there will also be a 50,000 sq ft component of retail space.

Royal Green Realty Managing Director Yashank Wason, said the company will develop projects not available in the micro-market. They realised that there are no affordable housing projects on the extension road of the Golf Course and that their first Gurgaon project is going to be under the policy of the Haryana government.

The company has recently received approval from Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) for its project, and it is expected to generate a revenue of 250 crore from the project.

Royal Green Realty Director Varun Makhija said that the houses under this affordable policy will be allotted by the Haryana government and the developer does not have any control over it. The pandemic gave impetus to this sector and with buyers getting subsidy benefits under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), the housing demand under the policy stands high.

The company has been developing the Royal Green Industrial Park project located in Matan, Jhajjar, Haryana spread across 17.48 acres under the Enterprises Promotion Policy 2020 (EPP) of Haryana aiming to establish Haryana as a competitive as well as a favored investment destination in India.

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Also read: IIFL HFL inks $68 mn loan with ADB to fund affordable green housing

Royal Green Realty based in National Capital Region (NCR) to invest Rs 150 crore in the development of an affordable housing project in Sector 62 of Gurgaon. They will be developing this project on a land parcel of 6 acres, there will also be a 50,000 sq ft component of retail space. Royal Green Realty Managing Director Yashank Wason, said the company will develop projects not available in the micro-market. They realised that there are no affordable housing projects on the extension road of the Golf Course and that their first Gurgaon project is going to be under the policy of the Haryana government. The company has recently received approval from Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) for its project, and it is expected to generate a revenue of 250 crore from the project. Royal Green Realty Director Varun Makhija said that the houses under this affordable policy will be allotted by the Haryana government and the developer does not have any control over it. The pandemic gave impetus to this sector and with buyers getting subsidy benefits under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), the housing demand under the policy stands high. The company has been developing the Royal Green Industrial Park project located in Matan, Jhajjar, Haryana spread across 17.48 acres under the Enterprises Promotion Policy 2020 (EPP) of Haryana aiming to establish Haryana as a competitive as well as a favored investment destination in India. Image Source Also read: IIFL HFL inks $68 mn loan with ADB to fund affordable green housing

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