Emaar India Limited is set to enter the developing Alibaug market, near Mumbai, with a premium holiday home project spanning 25 acres. Legal advisory firm Shardul Amarchand Mystries has been engaged to oversee the transaction, ensuring a smooth and legall
Emaar IndiaAlibaugShardul Amarchand MystriesReal EstateHoliday HomesReal Estate MaharashtraOct 29, 2024
The project in Alibaug by Emaar India covers a total area of 25 acres.
Shardul Amarchand Mystries, a leading law firm in India, is providing legal advisory services for Emaar India's Alibaug project.
The project will include a mix of residential units such as villas, apartments, and bungalows, along with commercial spaces like retail outlets and restaurants.
The project will feature amenities such as swimming pools, recreational areas, and communal spaces to ensure a premium living experience.
The project is expected to be completed in the next few years, with initial construction phases scheduled to begin shortly.
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