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8:52 PMEconomic Times Realty
ED freezes assets worth ₹33 crore after raids against Vatika
Summary
The Enforcement Directorate has frozen assets worth ₹33 crore in a money-laundering investigation targeting Vatika Ltd.'s promoters. The case concerns alleged fraud involving homebuyers who did not receive plots promised between 2010 and 2012.
The asset freeze turns a long-running delivery dispute into a formal recovery and enforcement case
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Why it matters
The action may improve the prospects of recovery for homebuyers while raising the legal and financial pressure on Vatika's promoters.
Realty firm iUSTUS to develop 25 lakh sq ft of residential, commercial real estate in Bengaluru
Summary
iUSTUS plans to develop 25 lakh square feet of residential and commercial real estate across South and East Bengaluru. Founders Pawan Sawhney and Santosh Soni say their experience will support quality construction and professional execution.
iUSTUS is entering Bengaluru's active South and East corridors with a sizeable development pipeline, increasing
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A 25 lakh square foot pipeline signals a new supply push in two of Bengaluru's key growth markets.
BOP.in Hosts Grand Bhajan Sandhya to Announce Project in Vrindavan
Summary
BOP.in hosted a devotional event at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida, drawing nearly 1,000 attendees from Delhi, Noida, Agra and surrounding areas. The event celebrated the cultural legacy of Radha and Krishna and was used to announce a new real estate project in Vrindavan.
BOP.in is using a large cultural gathering to build visibility for its Vrindavan project and
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The project shows how developers are tying Vrindavan real estate to religious tourism and cultural identity to attract buyers.