A fully owned subsidiary of Century Textiles and Industries Limited, the flagship company of the B. K. Birla Group of Companies, Birla Group Private Limited produces cement, rayon yarn, textiles, pulp and paper, salt, chemicals, and more. It is valued at over Rs. 8000 crore. The Birla Group intends to develop a number of its land parcels and explores collaborative development and strategic alliances with leading cities.
Their goal is to change the way people view the Indian real estate industry by providing exceptional service and design value to all stakeholders, regardless of their position. By never sacrificing honesty, integrity, excellence in design, or quality, They will provide a legendary brand experience that is consistent with their heritage.
Type | Carpet Area | Price |
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Investing In The Best Location | ||
1 BHK | 460 Sq. ft. | ₹
67 Lakhs* Onwards |
2 BHK | 930 Sq.ft. | ₹
1.33 Cr* Onwards |
3 BHK | 1252 - 1386 sq.ft. | ₹
1.83 Cr* Onwards |
Row House | 3353 Sq. ft. | ₹
5.49 Cr* Onwards |
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Bangalore, one of India's fastest-growing cities, is home to Birla Estates' opulent residential development, Birla Rajarajeshwari, which provides a remarkable living environment. The project is ideally situated in Rajarajeshwari Nagar, a southwest suburb noted for its broad streets lined with trees, green areas, and superior citywide connectivity. The 218 well-designed apartments of Birla Rajarajeshwari, which spans a vast 7.9 acres of land, include roomy 2 BHK, 3 BHK, and 4 BHK units.
About Birla Estates
The flagship company of the B. K. Birla Group of Companies, Century Textiles and Industries Limited, which produces textiles, rayon yarn, pulp and paper, salt, chemicals, and more, is 100% owned by Birla Estates Private Limited. In addition to developing a large number of the group's land parcels, Birla Estates will explore collaborative development and strategic alliances with leading cities.
1. Can a NRI buy property in India without physical presence
If an NRI is buying or selling property in India, both the buyer and seller usually need to be physically present to complete the registration process, as per the Registration Act of 1908. However, if the NRI can't be there, they can appoint a trusted person as a Power of Attorney (POA) to sign the documents on their behalf.
2. How NRI can purchase property in India
An NRI (Non-Resident Indian) doesn't need special permission from the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) to buy property in India, whether it's residential or commercial. So basically, NRIs can freely purchase immovable properties in India without any hassle.