Rustomjee, a leading real estate developer, has constructed a 35,000-square-foot facility dedicated to housing laborers at its Urbania project. This initiative aims to provide comfortable and safe living conditions for the workforce, thereby enhancing productivity and morale.
RustomjeeUrbaniaLabor HomesReal EstateSustainabilityReal Estate NewsApr 14, 2025

The labor home facility developed by Rustomjee is 35,000 square feet in size.
The labor home facility is located at the Urbania project.
The labor homes include dormitories, communal dining areas, recreational spaces, and basic healthcare services.
Sustainable practices used include the use of eco-friendly materials, energy-efficient systems, and the incorporation of natural lighting and ventilation.
Rustomjee has implemented regular health check-ups, training sessions on safety procedures, and emergency medical services to ensure the safety and health of the laborers.

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