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World Trade Centre to come up at Perungudi, OMR

WTC Bangalore , credits : http://www.wtcbangalore.org/


                              Brigade Group in partnership with GIC Singapore has planned to build a World Trade Centre at Perungudi OMR. The required land has been bought from Kansai Nerolac Paints for Rs.537.86 crores. The total cost is estimated to be Rs.1000 crores.


For more details:

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/real-estate/brigade-group-to-build-world-trade-centre-in-chennai-at-cost-of-over-rs-1000-crore/articleshow/51618982.cms

Brigade Group has already developed two WTC s , one at Bangalore and one at Kochi.

A walk through of the WTC at Bangalore below:




Exciting news for OMR Riders!

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