About the Project
Godrej Properties has made its first entry into Chhattisgarh with a premium plotted development off Old Dhamtari Road in Raipur. According to the company's regulatory disclosure, Godrej Properties Ltd. (GPL) announced its entry in Raipur on Wednesday with the acquisition of 50 acres, with the development primarily comprising premium plotted residential units and offering an estimated saleable area of 9.5 lakh square feet. The land parcel sits in one of the city's most closely watched growth belts, and strategically located near Old Dhamtari Road, a rapidly growing real estate hub, the location provides good connectivity to Central Raipur, Raipur Railway Station and Swami Vivekananda Airport.
The development is designed around the plotted-township format that has gained traction with buyers seeking flexibility and independence over ready-built apartments. This move marks Godrej's continued focus on scaling its presence in Tier II growth corridors through plotted developments—an asset class increasingly preferred by both homebuyers and long-term investors for its flexibility, faster turnaround time, and appreciation potential. Speaking on the launch, Gaurav Pandey, MD & CEO, Godrej Properties, said, "We are delighted to announce our entry into the dynamic city of Raipur. This acquisition marks another significant step in our expansion journey."
On timelines, industry reporting indicates the project is slated to launch in early 2026, featuring a premium plotted residential development spanning an estimated 9.5 lakh sq. ft. of saleable area. This Raipur entry follows a similar strategy the developer has used elsewhere, since Godrej Properties acquired a licensed land in Panipat for Rs 600 crore, spread over 40 acres with a potential developable area of 3 million sq ft.
For homebuyers, this represents an early opportunity to own land within a Godrej-branded gated community close to the heart of Raipur, with the promise of a well-planned layout, internal infrastructure, and long-term appreciation as the corridor develops further.
