Project overview
Aayesha Palace, a prestigious Commercial project, is nestled in the heart of Mumbai City, specifically in the Ward F, South area. This meticulously planned project, registered with the RERA on 07/01/2020, promises a luxurious lifestyle with 54 apartments. Strategically located at Adam Mistry Lane, Pare, Mumbai 400012, it offers unparalleled convenience and connectivity. With a proposed completion date of 29/12/2024, this new project is an ideal choice for those seeking a tranquil and secure living experience. We invite you to be a part of this grand venture and create cherished memories in Aayesha Palace.
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Byculla, Mumbai City, Maharashtra
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Developer
Zoeb Enterprises
Z Zoeb Enterprises Byculla, Mumbai, Maharashtra . About Zoeb Enterprises ZOEB ENTERPRISES, a reputable Partnership entity based in Byculla, Mumbai City, Maharashtra, is a well-established developer with a strong presence in the real estate sector. With a membership affiliation with CREDAI - MCHI (CREDAI - Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry) under RPM/MCHI/519000/MUM/68, the company demonstrates its commitment to industry standards and regulatory compliance. Banked with Central Bank of India, account details are available with IFSC Code CBIN0280601. Boasting a robust track record of delivering quality projects, ZOEB ENTERPRISES is poised to contribute significantly to the growth and deve
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