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Prestige Group wants to be biggest, best developer in Delhi-NCR market: MD

The New Indian Express Shivamogga

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May 08, 2025

BENGALURU-based Prestige Group aims to establish itself as a key player in Delhi-NCR's competitive real estate market with the launch of its first residential project in the region — Prestige City Indirapuram.

- ARSHAD KHAN @ New Delhi

The group's Chairman and Managing Director, Irfan Razack, stated on Tuesday that the group intends to redefine real estate standards in NCR by delivering projects that are "better and bigger." "Whatever project we take at Prestige, there is a timeline. We believe we can do things better and bigger. We want to rewrite the way real estate is done in this region. We don't want to be the biggest player but the best

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