Mumbai real estate news: HoABL to launch three vertical development projects in South Mumbai and North MMR, planning a ₹2500 crore investment.
Mumbai Real EstateVertical DevelopmentHoablAffordable HousingLuxury ApartmentsReal Estate MumbaiApr 23, 2025
HoABL plans to invest ₹2500 crore in the three vertical development projects in South Mumbai and North MMR.
HoABL will launch a mix of residential and commercial units in South Mumbai, featuring modern amenities, green spaces, and state-of-the-art security systems.
The first project in North MMR will focus on affordable housing, catering to the growing middle-income segment of the population.
The second project in North MMR will cater to the luxury segment, offering high-end apartments and penthouses with premium amenities and finishing.
HoABL is incorporating green building practices and sustainable design elements to reduce the environmental footprint of the projects. The company is also committed to engaging with local stakeholders to ensure that the projects benefit the wider community.
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