Publicly available filings and summaries for Alpine Housing Development Corporation Ltd. do not disclose a clear, consolidated “land bank” figure (in total acres or million sq.ft) as of the latest FY 2023–24 annual report.

- The FY24 Directors’ Report and related disclosures describe the nature of business and projects but do not state any aggregate land bank number. (indiainfoline.com)

- The detailed Notes to Accounts discuss specific land/charges (e.g., land at Mangalore used as collateral, litigation on certain land parcels, etc.), again without aggregating these into a total land bank measure. (goodreturns.in)

- External data sources list individual project sizes such as Alpine Eco (~7.5–8 acres), Alpine Pyramid (~8 acres), Alpine Fiesta (~3.5 acres), Alpine Park (~4 acres) etc., but these are project-wise and mix completed, ongoing, and joint‑development projects rather than a “raw land bank” held for future development. (homes247.in)

Because of this, any single “land bank of Alpine Housing” number you see quoted informally (if at all) is either:

- A rough sum of project land (including already-developed land), or

- A management/analyst estimate not verifiable from audited public documents.

For an investor-level assessment, the most reliable route is:

1. Download the latest Annual Report for Alpine Housing Development Corporation Ltd. (BSE: 526519, NSE: ALPINEHOU) from the BSE or company website (Investor Relations / Financials section). (business-standard.com)

2. Check:

- Notes to Accounts – Inventories / Work‑in‑Progress / Land, and

- Management Discussion & Analysis (MD&A)

for any explicit land bank or project‑wise developable area disclosures.

If you need, I can help you interpret specific tables from the annual report once you have them.

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