With a potential booking value of ₹1300 crore, Godrej Properties enters Hyderabad and starts a house project in Kokapet
By Bricksnwall | 2025-01-13
With 50 stories, the Godrej Madison Avenue project is expected to become the largest residential tower in South India owned by Godrej Properties.
On January 13, Godrej Properties announced the opening of Godrej Madison Avenue, their first project in Hyderabad, which is expected to have a booking value of ₹1,300 crore.
With 1.2 million square feet of saleable space and premium residential apartments in 3- and 4-bedroom configurations, the project is set on three acres of land.
This project satisfies the changing tastes of
homebuyers looking for sustainable, wellness-driven living spaces in
high-potential areas by bringing to life architecture and design influenced by
Manhattan. The company claimed that the property, which was thoughtfully
designed to fit in with a modern lifestyle, has a triple-height lobby, a
fountain inspired by Central Park, and manicured areas in the Manhattan style.
Exclusive terrace amenities like a gym, badminton court, and lounge are important elements. In addition, the project has a three-story clubhouse, pickleball courts, running tracks, and water features.
The housing market in Hyderabad
Strong infrastructure development and a powerful IT
ecosystem have propelled Hyderabad's residential market, increasing demand for
high-quality residences.
Kokapet has led this expansion and is a popular location for upscale residential and commercial projects due to its close proximity to the Outer Ring Road. providing a combination of close access to job centers and well-established social infrastructure.
"We are thrilled to begin our first project in Hyderabad, which will mark a critical turning point in our development. Kokapet is a great place for high-end residential buildings because of its advantageous infrastructure and strategic position. Godrej Madison Avenue is in line with our mission to provide high-quality, sustainable homes that satisfy the needs of discriminating purchasers looking for well-thought-out living areas, said Gaurav Pandey, MD and CEO of Godrej Properties.
Source: Hindustan Times
