Since its inception in 1996, Rustomjee Group has been a prominent player in Mumbai's real estate sector, with a portfolio spanning residential, commercial, and industrial projects. Dr. Rakesh Setia, the visionary leader, shares insights on how the company
Real EstateSustainable DevelopmentSmart HomesRustomjee GroupDr Rakesh SetiaReal Estate MumbaiMar 12, 2025
The Rustomjee Group focuses on using eco-friendly materials, implementing energy-efficient systems, and integrating green building practices to minimize the ecological footprint of their projects.
The Rustomjee Group integrates features such as solar panels, smart lighting, temperature control, and security systems that can be managed through smartphones to enhance convenience and safety for residents.
The Rustomjee Group invests in community spaces, parks, and recreational facilities to create vibrant and inclusive neighborhoods. They also collaborate with local organizations to support education and social welfare programs.
The Rustomjee Group focuses on sustainable development by using materials with a lower carbon footprint, implementing water conservation and waste management practices, and designing projects to minimize their ecological impact.
Dr. Rakesh Setia envisions a future where real estate developments are not only functional but also sustainable, technologically advanced, and community-focused, ensuring a better quality of life for residents.
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