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CIDCO will unveil a new housing scheme on August 27, 2024, in celebration of Krishna Janmashtami. The scheme will offer a total of 902 flats across various locations in Navi Mumbai.

The scheme includes 38 units designated for the economically weaker section and 175 units for the general category, located in the developed nodes of Kalamboli, Kharghar, and Ghansoli. Additionally, 689 units will be available from CIDCO’s ‘Swapnapurti’ and ‘Vastuvihar-Celebration’ projects at Kharghar.

CIDCO’s housing schemes aim to cater to various income groups, providing residents with the chance to own property in Navi Mumbai, known for its advanced infrastructure. The new complexes will benefit from connectivity via rail, road, and metro, and will be situated near key projects such as the Navi Mumbai International Airport. This scheme is expected to enhance the lifestyle options for residents in the region.

Also Read: CIDCO grants extension till Jan 6, for lottery

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