Godrej Properties closed at ₹1,971.90 on August 8, 2025, finishing the week down 3.15%. For August 11–15, price action sits between immediate support at ₹1,918.27 and immediate resistance at ₹2,072.77. A sustained move above ₹2,072.77 can open room toward the major resistance at ₹2,173.63. A break below ₹1,918.27 raises the risk of a quick test of ₹1,864.63. The tape this week will likely mirror sector tone and how traders react to the latest company numbers.
Across August 4–8, the stock ended lower, closing at ₹1,971.90 with a –3.15% weekly change. The tone was cautious, in line with broader real estate softness. Sellers kept control into the close, while buyers defended the ₹1,918–₹1,920 area on dips. The finish leaves the stock inside a tight band, with clear levels now defining risk.
This four-level map frames entries, exits, and stop placements for the week.
Q1 FY26 results were solid at the bottom line: net profit up 15% YoY to ₹600 crore, even as total income slipped 3%. Pre-sales of ₹7,082 crore came off a high base, but the company added five land parcels with ₹11,400 crore revenue potential. Management guided to meet or exceed ₹32,500 crore in FY26 sales bookings.
On the macro side, housing demand remains healthy, supported by urban growth and rising incomes, with continued interest in premium and mid-segment homes. Newer investment rails—digital discovery and fractional ownership—are drawing younger buyers and investors, broadening demand for branded developers.
Launched on August 6, 2025, Godrej Regal Pavilion is in Gaganpahad, Rajendra Nagar, Hyderabad, opposite McDonald’s on the Main Road. The project spans 13 acres with 9 towers (G+33) and offers 2, 3, and 4 BHK apartments. A 75,000 sq. ft. clubhouse (G+5) anchors the amenities, including a rooftop infinity pool, wellness zones, and a skydeck lounge. The scale, location, and amenity stack strengthen the pipeline in a high-growth city and support the brand’s premium positioning—factors that can underpin long-term sentiment toward the stock.
There is no specific one-day target issued for August 13, 2025. Near term, traders will track ₹1,918.27 at the open. Holding above that level keeps the bias toward ₹2,072.77. Slipping below ₹1,918.27 shifts focus to ₹1,864.63 as the next downside checkpoint. Execution around these levels—not guesses—should guide intraday decisions.
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