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Honer Prime Housing signs Development Agreement Cum GPA worth ₹1071 Crore with Squarespace Infra for their upcoming project Honer Signatis in Kukatpally.

According to documents accessed by Square Feat India provided by Propstack, the deal took place on July 5, 2023. 

The total Consideration Amount stands at ₹1071.47 Crore

Transaction Type: Development Agreement Cum GPA 

First Party: SQUARESPACE INFRA CITY PRIVATE LIMITED 

Second Party: HONER PRIME HOUSING LLP Property 

Details: /KUKATPALLY VILLAGE W-B: 2-22 SURVEY: 627/P 629 1011/1/P 1011/4/P EXTENT: 133100SQ.Yds BUILT: 7724576SQ. FT Boundires: [N]: 9 METERS ROAD & NEIGHBOURS LAND [S] HONER RICHMONT VILLA PROJECT [E]: NEIGHBOURS LAND [W]: 100 FEET WIDE IDL ACCESS ROAD Land Area: 133100 Sq Yds

Also Read: Mumbai property registrations dips in July 2023

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