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K P Developers is a well established real estate developer in Mumbai, Maharashtra. The real estate development organization was incorporated with the vision to create smart future-friendly buildings. These buildings would include world-class durable finishes and safety measures. Every human resource affiliated with K P Developers’s projects is nurtured to work with integrity and a customer-centric focus. They hold their commitment to delivering high-quality projects within the deadline to the utmost priority. K P Developers has a highly-skilled team of leaders that work on acquiring land, project planning, designing, engineering, construction, and fine-tuning each project. Every K P Developers employee working on a project or with a customer takes ownership of their task and make sure it’s done as per the gold standard without raising the cost of the property significantly. So far, K P Developers has delivered 1 and started another 1 new projects.This customer-centric view of construction has made K P Developers one of the most well-respected and recognized real estate development brands in Mumbai.Corporate Office: 0

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 K P Laxman Plaza 

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Treated Water Supply

Landscaped Garden

Children Play Area

Fire Fighting System

K P Developers presents K P Laxman Plaza, a ready to move residential project. The project offers spacious and ventilated K P Laxman Plaza Apartment located in Akurdi Pune. The super area of 1 BHK starts from 370 sqft. The BSP of the project starts from &#8377 9673. The project is equipped with modern amenities such as Treated Water Supply, Landscaped Garden to facilitate the needs of the residents. The project is RERA registered P52100005168.'

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