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Prestige Estates Q2 sales bookings rise 20% to Rs 7,225 cr on better housing demand

Prestige Estates Q2 sales bookings rise 20% to Rs 7,225 cr on better housing demand
Source: Economic Times

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  • ✓Prestige Estates Projects Ltd reported a 20 per cent rise in sales bookings to Rs 7,225 crore for the quarter ended September 2026.
  • ✓Strong housing demand helped the firm sell 3,910 units.
  • ✓Chairman Irfan Razack said, "Our residential business continues to see healthy demand," as new project launches got good traction.

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Economic Times
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Market Focus
India Economy

During the second quarter, Prestige Estates Projects Ltd celebrated a remarkable 20 per cent increase in sales bookings, generating pre-sales of Rs 72,250 million. The launch of new residential projects toward the quarter's end was met with enthusiastic market reception and promising sales momentum. Ongoing developments also demonstrated robust sales, illustrating the sustained demand for housing. The company remains committed to expanding its real estate portfolio across key Indian cities.

Realty firm Prestige Estates Projects Ltd on Tuesday reported a 20 per cent growth in its sales bookings to Rs 7,225 crore for the quarter ended September 2026 on strong housing demand, especially for big branded players.

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