House of Abhinandan Lodha (HoABL) is set to invest Rs 200 crore in an affordable housing project in suburban Naigaon, with plans to develop seven more sites in Mumbai. The project aims to provide premium amenities along with affordable homes, leveraging digital technology to reduce costs.
Affordable HousingMumbai Real EstateHoablNaigaon ProjectDigital TechnologyReal Estate MumbaiSep 23, 2025
HoABL is investing Rs 200 crore in the Naigaon affordable housing project in suburban Mumbai.
HoABL is looking to develop seven more sites for similar affordable housing projects in Mumbai.
The Naigaon project spans 12 acres and will be developed in two phases over the next five years.
HoABL uses digital technologies, including artificial intelligence, to reduce costs by a fourth, which is then passed on to the buyers.
HoABL aims for a development potential of over 20 lakh sq ft, which will be delivered over the next five years.
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