The House of Abhinandan Lodha (HoABL), a prominent land developer in India, has made a strategic move into the vertical real estate sector with a significant investment of Rs 2500 crore. This bold step signals a new chapter in the company's growth and diversification plans.
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HoABL (House of Abhinandan Lodha) is entering the vertical real estate sector with a significant investment of Rs 2500 crore. This move is aimed at developing high-rise residential and commercial properties in urban areas.
The demand for high-rise properties in urban areas is growing due to rapid urbanization and the need for efficient land use. HoABL aims to capitalize on this trend by developing state-of-the-art vertical properties that meet modern living standards.
HoABL has identified several key locations in major cities across India for its vertical real estate projects. These locations are chosen to maximize the potential of the high-rise developments.
HoABL will focus on developing residential towers, commercial complexes, and mixed-use developments. The emphasis will be on creating sustainable, eco-friendly, and technologically advanced buildings.
The first phase of HoABL's vertical real estate projects is expected to be launched within the next 12-18 months. The company will adopt a phased approach to ensure careful planning and execution.
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