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DLF to invest in office-cum-retail project

NEW DELHI: Real estate major DLF announced on Tuesday its plan to invest Rs. 800 crore in the next two years to develop an integrated commercial and retail complex spread over 3.18 acres at Jasola in the National Capital Region. DLF, which has plans to come out with a public issue to raise more than Rs. 10,500 crore, performed the `bhumi poojan' for the project — DLF Towers. It proposd to create 8.35 lakh sq. ft. of office-cum-retail space in the complex, Executive Director-Retail, Ajay Khanna, informed media persons after the function.

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