Ghaziabad-based real estate developer SVP Builders India Ltd, on 16 January announced an investment of Rs500 crore in residential, commercial and healthcare spaces in the next couple of years
An SVP Group firm would offer over 3,100 flats in NCR and a 300-bed multi-speciality hospital in Faridabad. Diversification into energy and exports is also on the cards.
We have already acquired 100 acres of land banks in the NCR region, which will facilitate construction of more than 3,100 apartments, providing 50 lakh sq ft of residential space and 2 malls covering 7 lakh sq ft of commercial space by 2010, said V.K. Jindal, chairman and managing director, SVP Group.
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