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Trades about 76% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Prestige Estates Projects Limited, together with its associated companies, is a prominent player in India's real estate sector, primarily focused on property development and leasing. The firm boasts a comprehensive portfolio of residential offerings, ranging from expansive townships, apartment complexes, and luxurious villas to bespoke mansions, terraced houses, golf-centric developments, and affordable housing options. In the commercial sphere, Prestige Estates delivers modern office spaces, custom-built corporate campuses, designated special economic zones, and advanced IT parks. Its retail ventures include the creation of significant shopping malls. Beyond these, the company also conceptualizes, constructs, and operates hospitality assets, encompassing hotels, resort complexes, wellness spas, and serviced apartment buildings. Complementing its development activities, Prestige Estates provides a suite of real estate services, such as interior fit-out solutions, comprehensive interior design and execution, facilities and property management, and overall project and construction oversight. Established in Bengaluru, India, in 1986, Prestige Estates Projects Limited functions as a subsidiary under the Razack Family Trust.
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