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Godrej Properties Ltd. (BSE scrip id: GODREJPROP), one of India’s leading real estate developers, has announced its entry into Panipat, Haryana, with the acquisition of a 43-acre land parcel for a large-scale residential plotted development. This project is expected to generate revenue exceeding ₹1,250 crore.

The site, situated in Sector 40, Panipat, will offer approximately 1.02 million sq. ft. of plotted residential space. The planned development will feature a range of attractive plot sizes complemented by premium lifestyle amenities. Strategically located with direct access to the National Highway, the project is also well-connected to schools, hospitals, and other essential social infrastructure.

Commenting on the development, Gaurav Pandey, Managing Director and CEO of Godrej Properties, said:

“We are pleased to announce our entry into Panipat. The project fits well with our strategy of expanding into new markets for plotted development. Haryana has been a key market for us, and we look forward to developing a quality plotted township in Panipat that creates long-term value for its residents.”

This marks Godrej Properties’ fourth plotted development project in North India, reinforcing the company’s focus on scaling its presence across key real estate hubs.

Also Read: Godrej Properties June 2025

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