House of Hiranandani is set to transform the real estate landscape of Chembur with its latest redevelopment projects, offering a holistic living experience to residents.
House Of HiranandaniRedevelopment ProjectsChemburMumbaiReal EstateReal Estate MumbaiSep 13, 2024

House of Hiranandani has entered into registered development agreements with five major housing societies in Chembur, with plans to invest Rs 3200 crore.
The company expects to complete the redevelopment projects within the next 4-5 years.
House of Hiranandani is known for its holistic approach to redevelopment, with a focus on conscientious placemaking and urban planning.
House of Hiranandani is committed to creating sustainable and liveable communities, with a focus on research and development and maintaining the local ecology of its sites.
House of Hiranandani has delivered over 25,375 homes, developed 45.82 mn.sq.ft of residential and commercial space, and planted over 61,670 trees.

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