This week, we take a look at the two real estate biggies — DLF and Unitech. Investors who want to take advantage of growth in the domestic real estate sector can draw strength from DLFs impeccable delivery record and scale of operations, while the bravehearts can go for Unitech.
DLF
Aprominent player in the National Capital Region (NCR), DLF is the largest listed realty company in India. Besides being present in homes, offices and shopping mall segments, it has added hotels, infrastructure and special economic zones (SEZs) divisions to its portfolio.
BUSINESS: With land reserves of over 16,000 acres spread across 32 cities, the company has delivered 224 million sq feet of completed development since 1949. While residential projects contribute around 65% to its revenue, retail and commercial projects account for the remaining 35%.
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