By Bricksnwall | 2024-09-13
Aside from the south Mumbai project, Puravankara has signed collaborative development
agreements with four housing societies in Andheri and one in Bengaluru.
Puravankara, a
Bengaluru-based listed real estate developer, stated on September 12 that it
had acquired redevelopment rights to a housing society called Miami Apartments
at Breach Candy in South Mumbai.
The company also announced
the redevelopment of four more societies in Mumbai's Andheri region, as well as
the signing of a joint Development Agreement (JDA) for a 1.95-acre land parcel
in Bengaluru's Electronics City. According to the company, this property parcel
near the Purva Westend project will be sellable at 260,000 square feet. The
South Mumbai Housing Society, which spans 2,000 square metres of land,
represents our entry into the uber-luxury South Mumbai market. Rates are
estimated in the region of ₹1,25,000 to ₹1,40,000 per sq ft. The business noted
in a statement released on September 12.
Puravankara Ltd.'s foray
into South Mumbai with the reconstruction of Miami Apartments at Breach Candy
represents a key milestone. This project demonstrates our dedication to
providing unrivalled luxury and confirms our ambition of creating distinctive
living spaces in the most desirable locales. We are excited to
bring our expertise to South Mumbai and redefine the standards of luxury living
in this prestigious neighbourhood, while also strengthening our presence in
other markets. said Ashish Puravankara, MD of Puravankara Limited.
Puravankara has
expanded its reach in the Lokhandwala suburb of Andheri in Mumbai, where it
secured redevelopment rights for two societies on around three acres of land in
November 2023.
"The addition of new
redevelopment projects in Breach Candy and Andheri West expands our portfolio
in Mumbai and demonstrates our growing role in the city's real estate
transformation.".
Our dedication to design
excellence, openness, and timeliness solidifies Puravankara's status as a
reliable partner for societal redevelopment initiatives. We will continue to
focus on acquiring major assets in MMR and Pune." According to Rajat
Rastogi, CEO of Puravankara Limited's West and Commercial Assets.
"In addition to the two
societies mentioned above, the company has now been chosen as the preferred
developer by a group of four societies with property measuring roughly 1.30
acres, resulting in a huge development with an overall land size of around 4.3
acres. According to industry sources, the expected rate in the micro-market
varies between ₹40,000 and 45,000 per sq ft, as stated by the company.
Source: Hindustan Times