Delhi-headquartered Ashiana Housing Ltd. is set to expand its presence in Mumbai, Delhi NCR, and Bengaluru, driven by the demand surge in the real estate sector.
Real EstateAshiana HousingMumbaiDelhi NcrBengaluruReal Estate MumbaiJul 09, 2024
Ashiana Housing is planning to expand its presence in Mumbai, Delhi NCR, and Bengaluru, with three new locations, including Panvel, Bengaluru, and one in Delhi NCR.
Ashiana Housing primarily focuses on offering a premium lifestyle across its over 50 projects in the space of Senior Living, Premium Homes, and Kid-Centric Homes.
The company is expecting to touch almost ₹2,000 crore in sales this year and achieve sales of about ₹6,000-₹8,000 crore of sales in the next 3-5 years.
The company will resort to funding via internal accruals and has a tie-up with IFC, with most projects being set up in a joint venture.
The company wants the government to consider policies and interventions for seniors in the society, including insurance coverage for services like assisted living and caregiving.
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