Mumbai: Real estate developer Aaiji Group is planning to add 1.35 million sq. ft. of residential and commercial space in Dholera by December 2026, as the company expands its development pipeline in the emerging industrial and economic hub.
The planned projects come at a time when infrastructure activity in Dholera is gaining momentum and investor interest in the region is increasing. Aaiji Group is looking to build on these developments through new residential and commercial projects aimed at meeting the requirements of homebuyers, businesses and long-term investors.
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The company had earlier announced plans to invest Rs 100 crore by 2027 towards the development of residential and commercial projects in Dholera.
Lalit Parihar, MD, Aaiji Group, said, “The company has built a strong customer base across India, with buyers from major Indian cities both within and outside Gujarat and including encouraging interest from Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) who view Dholera as a long-term investment destination backed by strong infrastructure development and economic growth.”
He added, “The company’s transparent business practices, customer-first approach, and consistent after-sales support have resulted in repeat referrals, strengthening its credibility in the market. The new launches will help accelerate real estate development, habitation and investment in the region.”
Dholera is emerging as an important industrial hub, with semiconductor manufacturing, large-scale connectivity infrastructure and smart city planning contributing to the transformation of Gujarat’s industrial landscape. These developments are also beginning to influence the region’s real estate market.
According to Parihar, residential demand is already beginning to emerge as engineers, technical staff and industrial workers move into the region. Commercial real estate, he said, is also expected to benefit as office spaces, malls, business parks, hospitality assets and ancillary industrial services develop around the semiconductor ecosystem.
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Infrastructure execution in Dholera has accelerated, but the long-term sustainability of real estate investment in the region will depend on continued industrial absorption, the development of social infrastructure and employment generation. Together, these factors will be critical in creating sustained demand for residential, office and retail spaces.
