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Hines signs pact with DLF

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New Delhi, Aug 24 International real estate firm Hines, and Indian real estate company DLF Ltd have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to form a venture to develop a major office tower within master planned, mixed use complex in Gurgaon.

“Hines and DLF also announced the selection of a renowned firm, Robert A. M. Stern Architects (RAMSA), which will develop a master plan for the entire site as well as design the first phase of the complex, a major 30 storey office tower of approximately 80,000 sq. m ( 8.6 lakh sq. ft) together with ground-floor amenity retail space and a large parking garage,” a company release said here.

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