HoABL, a leading real estate developer, is set to make a significant impact in Mumbai’s real estate market with the launch of three vertical development projects. These projects, spread across South Mumbai and North MMR, represent a substantial investment of ₹2500 crore.
Real EstateMumbaiHoablVertical ProjectsInvestmentReal Estate NewsApr 23, 2025
The three vertical projects are located in South Mumbai and North MMR. The first project in South Mumbai will feature a mix of residential and commercial units. The second and third projects in North MMR will focus on providing affordable yet high-quality living options.
The total investment for these three vertical projects is ₹2500 crore.
The projects are expected to be completed within the next three to four years, with construction already underway.
The projects will feature a range of amenities, including parks, recreational facilities, and retail spaces, designed to create vibrant and cohesive communities.
HoABL’s entry into Mumbai’s real estate market is significant because it aligns with the city’s expanding needs and aspirations. The company’s commitment to quality and sustainability is expected to contribute to the overall growth and development of Mumbai.
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