Project overview
Introducing Ramdarshan Residency, a new Commercial project located in the vibrant city of Thane, Kalyan, Titwala. Strategically situated at Survey No. 5, Hissa No. 3/A, Plot No. 2, RAMDARSHAN CO.OP HO.SOC. MANDA, Titwala, this upcoming project is expected to be completed by 02/02/2026. With 28 apartments planned, 11 units have already been booked, representing 39.29% of the total. Spread over a vast area, this project offers a serene and peaceful living experience. Get ready to own a piece of heaven in Titwala, with its world-class amenities and easy accessibility to major roads and landmarks.
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Titwala, Thane, Maharashtra
Key facts
Developer
Shree Sai Gajanan Developers
S Shree Sai Gajanan Developers Titwala, Thane, Maharashtra . About Shree Sai Gajanan Developers Shree Sai Gajanana Developers is a reputable partnership firm, registered under the Confederation of Real Estate Developers Associations of India (CREDAI Maharashtra). Based in Titwala, Thane, Maharashtra, our organization is dedicated to delivering exceptional real estate solutions. With a strong presence in the local market, we have built a reputation for trust, quality, and timely delivery. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our membership with CREDAI Maharashtra and our association with HDFC Bank. Our experienced team is equipped to handle diverse projects, ensuring customer satisfac
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