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Setting Standards For The Real Estate Sector - RMZ


 


One of India's largest privately owned real estate developers, RMZ Corp, has over 67 million square feet of collaborative, networked, and smart real estate. Through successful execution tactics, RMZ has unique competence in speeding performance and achieving high impact outcomes. 


Genesis by RMZ 

Manoj Menda and Raj Menda did not have any land or other resources to develop the awe-inspiring futuristic spaces and designs they have now when they started their journey with RMZ twenty years ago, when the company was still in its infancy.


The Menda brothers have since built an empire full of magnificent structures that have beyond anyone's wildest dreams awed the commercial real estate market in India. Driven by their dedication and a vision to "imagine, create, and transform for the future," the Menda brothers are ably supported by a team of enterprising and creative workforce.


Success mantra of RMZ 

The fastest-growing commercial real estate player, RMZ, is 100% family-owned and operates in six Indian cities where 200+ corporate tenants employ more than 500,000 people. Phase one of RMZ's global development will see it enter the office markets in New York, Dubai, London, and Paris. Aproximate 15-20% of all future investments will go toward expanding RMZ's global portfolio. Being one of the few debt-free real estate corporations in the world is a significant accomplishment for RMZ Corp.


Despite the epidemic and its effects on the industry, RMZ never lost a client, and more than 90% of its office parks were occupied. Since then, RMZ has leased 95% of its assets, totaling 67 million SFT and worth $10 billion. By 2032, RMZ wants to have developed 350 million SFT of office parks, industrial and logistical facilities, hotels, and retail spaces both in India and abroad.


RMZ's Approach 

RMZ wants to change how people think about employment and shape the future of space. In order to develop yet another product that clients demand, it established the co-working concept in India.

The family supports long-term cooperative relationships. In order to jointly develop assets in India, RMZ Corp. and Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd., a renowned international real estate developer, entered into an equitable partnership in 2019 for US$2.5 billion. The 3.5M sqft RMZ Ecoworld 30 building in Bangalore was the first project the collaboration undertook. The family has established fair multi-billion dollar joint ventures with the Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board to build offices and mixed-use buildings in important areas in 2021 and 2022, respectively.


Growth Curve of RMZ 

In its steadfast pursuit of becoming the most reputable and dominant real estate firm in the world, RMZ will concentrate on developing a framework for the creation of a solid digital infrastructure that will make it easier for new technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT) and others to be adopted. 


The creation of "socialising spaces" that can satisfy the needs of people from all professions and their evolving work habits is another major area of attention for RMZ.


RMZ Funding Development 

In 2020, RMZ sold Brookfield Asset Management 12.50 million square feet of its 67 million square foot (about 18%) real estate assets for US$2 billion. In order to attain near-zero debt position and support their hyper-growth strategy, some of the FDI was then distributed across portfolios that they continued to own and manage.


Driving Sustainability with RMZ 

RMZ is quite proud of the significant beneficial effect it has on the neighbourhoods where it operates. Recently, RMZ joined the World Economic Forum and the US State Department's First Movers Coalition, which aims to combat global emissions and climate change by promoting decarbonization. ESG considerations are integrated into business choices along the whole value chain, thanks to the management of RMZ.


The current goal of RMZ is to reach Net Zero by 2035. The Paris Agreement is in line with this goal. RMZ will sign the Net Zero Pledge with Science-Based Targets in the upcoming years to further their efforts. Additionally, RMZ hopes to achieve "Zero Waste to Landfill" across all of its operations by 2023.


Foundation RMZ 

The RMZ Foundation, which its managing trustee, Mrs. Anu Menda, conceptualised and founded in 2015, has spent the previous ten years embarking on an exploration voyage of "actively establishing" a link between society and art. Its goal is to use the influence of art to improve local communities' quality of life while fostering cultural understanding. The RMZ Foundation is committed to achieving its overarching goal of advancing humanity's well-being.


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