Godrej Properties marked a significant milestone by handing over the keys to its 100th family at Godrej Nest in Sector 150, Noida. The event, part of the 'Shubh Aarambh' initiative, saw actor Sanya Malhotra surprise the new homeowners, highlighting the company's focus on execution and customer experience.

This handover is part of a broader delivery push, with over 3,000 homes delivered in Delhi-NCR in the last 12 months. In recent weeks alone, 120 families received possession at Godrej Nest, reinforcing the developer's commitment to timely project completion and customer satisfaction.

Focus on lifestyle and community

The 'Life, On Your Time' philosophy underpins Godrej Nest’s design, catering to dynamic modern lifestyles where work, wellness, and leisure extend beyond conventional schedules. The community offers a curated mix of amenities designed for flexible access around the clock.

Key features of the development include:

• 24x7 gym, swimming pool, and yoga spaces
• Tennis, basketball, and cricket facilities
• Indoor games and e-library
• 24x7 party lounge and medical support services
• Five-tier security framework

Geetika Trehan, CEO – North Zone, noted that homebuyers today seek communities that adapt to changing routines rather than requiring residents to adapt to them. "Homebuyers today are seeking more than a well-designed residence," she said. "They want communities that support different dimensions of their lives."

Strategic location and market appeal

Godrej Nest is situated along the Noida–Greater Noida Expressway, a premium residential micro-market known for low-density planning and green environments. The location's connectivity and lifestyle offerings have contributed to its growing residential appeal, aligning with Godrej Properties' strategy to create communities that respond to evolving urban homeownership expectations.

What the Numbers Show

The delivery of over 3,000 homes in Delhi-NCR within a 12-month period underscores strong execution capabilities in a key growth market. The concentration of 120 recent handovers at a single project, Godrej Nest, indicates robust inventory conversion and demand absorption in Sector 150, suggesting healthy sales momentum alongside operational efficiency.

Shareholders of Godrej Properties have approved the re-designation of Pirojsha Godrej as the Non-Executive Non-Independent Director and Chairperson of the company. The resolution was passed via remote e-voting on September 19, 2026.

The voting process concluded with a record date of August 14, 2026. A total of 198,345 shareholders were eligible to vote. The scrutinizer’s report confirms that the resolution received the requisite majority to be deemed passed.

Voting Breakdown

The resolution saw overwhelming support across all shareholder categories. Promoter and promoter group shareholders voted unanimously in favor, while institutional investors also showed strong backing.

Participation Metrics

Out of 301,225,962 total shares held by shareholders on the record date, 249,521,866 votes were polled, representing a participation rate of 82.84%. Institutional investors demonstrated high engagement, with 87.25% of their outstanding shares cast in the vote. In contrast, non-institutional public shareholders had a lower participation rate of 8.54%.

No invalid votes were recorded during the process. A total of 13 members abstained from voting, holding 23,021 shares. The scrutinizer, M/s. A. K. Jain & Co., confirmed that the e-voting process conducted by KFin Technologies Limited was fair and transparent.

What the Numbers Show

The voting data reveals a distinct divergence in engagement levels between institutional and retail stakeholders. While promoters voted all their shares (100% participation), non-institutional public shareholders participated at only 8.54%. However, among those who did vote, support was nearly universal, with 99.98% of non-institutional votes cast in favor. This suggests that while retail engagement was low, there was no significant dissent from active participants regarding the leadership change.