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In a major step toward urban redevelopment and asset optimisation, two public sector undertakings—Housing and Urban Development Corporation Limited (HUDCO) and NBCC (India) Limited—have signed two strategic Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) to jointly pursue large-scale redevelopment and monetisation projects.
The collaboration is aimed at combining HUDCO’s financial strength with NBCC’s project management expertise to unlock value from prime urban real estate and promote sustainable development models across key locations.
Under the first MoU, the two organisations will undertake the redevelopment of an 18,830 sq. metre leasehold plot at Block No. 25, August Kranti Bhawan, Bhikaji Cama Place in South Delhi. The site is set to undergo a complete transformation, beginning with detailed techno-economic feasibility studies to determine optimal land use. NBCC will act as the project management agency, overseeing execution and construction, while monetisation strategies will be developed to maximise returns from the newly developed built-up space.
The second MoU establishes a broader framework for cooperation on NBCC’s self-sustainable development projects. Subject to Government of India approval, HUDCO will provide financing support for ongoing and upcoming projects under this model. NBCC, in turn, will serve as the project management consultant, ensuring execution quality and timely delivery.
The partnership is expected to create a mutually beneficial arrangement, with HUDCO deploying capital into high-value urban infrastructure projects and NBCC gaining access to structured funding support to accelerate its project pipeline. Together, the two PSUs are expected to play a key role in reshaping parts of New Delhi’s commercial and urban landscape through redevelopment-led growth.
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