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Godrej Properties Set for Robust Q2 Presales, Strongest Among Peers
Morgan Stanley projects Godrej Properties’ Q2 FY25 presales at ₹9,300 crore, marking a 42% YoY increase and underscoring its leadership in India’s urban housing rebound. Strong project launches in Mumbai, Pune, and NCR, combined with robust luxury segment demand, are expected to sustain top-tier margins and steady cash flow. Analysts noted that disciplined land acquisition, efficient execution, urban migration trends, and easing home loan rates continue to support the company’s growth momentum.
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Godrej Properties Set for Robust Q2 Presales, Strongest Among Peers
Morgan Stanley projects Godrej Properties’ Q2 FY25 presales at ₹9,300 crore, marking a 42% YoY increase and underscoring its leadership in India’s urban housing rebound. Strong project launches in Mumbai, Pune, and NCR, combined with robust luxury segment demand, are expected to sustain top-tier margins and steady cash flow. Analysts noted that disciplined land acquisition, efficient execution, urban migration trends, and easing home loan rates continue to support the company’s growth momentum.
Companies:
- Godrej Properties
- Morgan Stanley
Tags:
- Godrej Properties
- real estate
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Godrej poised for strong real estate sales resurgence in Q2.
Morgan Stanley projects Godrej Properties’ Q2 FY25 presales at ₹9,300 crore, marking a 42% YoY increase and underscoring its leadership in India’s urban housing rebound. Strong project launches in Mumbai, Pune, and NCR, combined with robust luxury segment demand, are expected to sustain top-tier margins and steady cash flow. Analysts noted that disciplined land acquisition, efficient execution, urban migration trends, and easing home loan rates continue to support the company’s growth momentum.
Morgan Stanley projects Godrej Properties’ Q2 FY25 presales at ₹9,300 crore, marking a 42% YoY increase and underscoring its leadership in India’s urban housing rebound. Strong project launches in Mumbai, Pune, and NCR, combined with robust luxury segment demand, are expected to sustain top-tier margins and steady cash flow. Analysts noted that disciplined land acquisition, efficient execution, urban migration trends, and easing home loan rates continue to support the company’s growth momentum.
Companies:
- Godrej Properties
- Morgan Stanley
Tags:
- Godrej Properties
- real estate
- Godrej Properties
- real estate
- urban housing
- presales growth
- luxury segment