White Flower Developers to Buy 6,000 sq m Land in Goa for ₹65 Cr

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NEW DELHI: White Flower Developers plans to venture into the Goa real estate market, acquiring 6,000 sq meters of land for ₹65 crore to develop three villa projects in Assagao, Tivim, and Siolim.

The Assagao project will consist of five villas with an estimated value of ₹60 crore and a development area of 2,500 sq meters, while the Tivim project will feature eight villas estimated at ₹50 crore.

The company is also set to acquire Igreha Vaddo, a 150-year-old Portuguese-style heritage villa in Siolim, covering 1,200 sq meters and valued at ₹20 crore.

In total, these three projects carry an estimated combined value of approximately ₹130 crore.

  • Published On May 21, 2026 at 02:30 PM IST

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