Indian real estate developer Vianaar Ventures has acquired a significant plot of land in Sri Lanka, marking its first international project in the country. The company, known for its robust projects in India, is set to bring its expertise to the Sri Lanka
Real EstateInternational ExpansionSri LankaVianaar VenturesMixeduse ComplexReal Estate MumbaiDec 06, 2024
Vianaar Ventures' first international project is a mixed-use complex in Sri Lanka, featuring residential units, commercial spaces, and recreational facilities.
Vianaar Ventures chose Sri Lanka due to the country's growing real estate market, economic stability, and pro-investment policies, making it an attractive destination for international developers.
The project in Sri Lanka includes residential units, commercial spaces, state-of-the-art amenities, and recreational facilities, designed to enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors.
Vianaar Ventures' core values include innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction. The company is committed to delivering exceptional projects that meet the needs of its clients.
The project in Sri Lanka is expected to create numerous jobs and stimulate the local economy. Vianaar Ventures is also committed to sustainable development practices, ensuring the project is environmentally friendly and socially responsible.
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