Adani Realty Named Visionary Real Estate Brand At Grohe Hurun India Conclave 2025
Adani Realty Ltd., the real estate arm of the Adani Group, has been conferred the Visionary Real Estate Brand of the Year award, as per a press release, at the Grohe Hurun India Real Estate Conclave 2025 held in New Delhi.
"This recognition is a reflection of our unwavering focus on building world-class developments and our belief in transformative growth led by purpose and precision," said a spokesperson from Adani Realty.
Since its inception in 2010 with the launch of a 600-acre integrated township in Ahmedabad, Adani Realty has expanded its footprint across high-growth urban centres including Mumbai, Pune, Gurugram, and Ahmedabad. Its portfolio spans residential, commercial, and social infrastructure.
To date, Adani Realty has delivered 24 million square feet of completed projects. In 2024, the company topped the Grohe Hurun India Real Estate 100 list as the highest-valued unlisted real estate firm in the country, with a valuation of Rs 56,500 crore.
"The award underscores Adani Realty's continued evolution as a brand that balances visionary ambition with grounded execution, earning the trust of customers and industry peers alike," stated the press release.
The Grohe Hurun India Real Estate platform, known for its authoritative rankings and insights, is part of the Hurun Report — a global initiative that has tracked wealth creation and innovation since 1999 and entered the Indian market in 2012.
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