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    Aparna Constructions to invest over Rs 2,200 cr to build new luxury housing project in Hyderabad

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    Aparna Constructions and Estates is set to invest over Rs 2,200 crore in 'Aparna Moonstone', a new luxury housing project within its Aparna Deccan Town in Hyderabad. The project, with a total investment of Rs 2,525 crore, will feature 2,088 apartments across 22.28 acres. This development reflects Hyderabad's growth as a global hub and the increasing demand for luxury living.

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    Realty firm Aparna Constructions and Estates will invest over Rs 2,200 crore to develop a new luxury housing project in Hyderabad.

    In a statement on Saturday, Aparna Constructions and Estates said it has launched a new project 'Aparna Moonstone' within its integrated township, Aparna Deccan Town, which is located in Gopanpally-Gachibowli, Hyderabad.

    This new housing project will be developed "with an estimated investment of Rs 2,525 crore", it said.

    The company will develop a total of 2,088 apartments in this project, spread over a 22.28-acre land parcel.

    "Hyderabad continues to grow as a global economic and innovation hub, and this is inspiring a transition towards luxury living.

    "Rooted in our legacy of quality and innovation, Aparna Constructions has been well positioned to curate projects aligned with the evolving expectations of modern consumers," S S Reddy, Managing Director, Aparna Constructions and Estates, said.

    Established in 1996, Aparna Constructions and Estates is a Rs 4,500 crore company. It has a current portfolio of 83 projects, of which 72 are residential properties and 11 are commercial and retail spaces across the states of Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka.


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