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In a major sales milestone for Mumbai’s residential real estate market, Arkade Developers Limited has announced that their latest projects, Arkade Views and Arkade Vistas, have generated over INR 115 crore in sales within just 24 hours of their launch. This surge in demand has resulted in the sale of 40% of the projects’ total inventory, highlighting a strong appetite for quality residential spaces in the city.

Located in the rapidly growing suburb of Goregaon East, Arkade Views and Arkade Vistas are adjacent redevelopment projects situated on a 1-acre plot. Arkade Vistas offers 2- and 3-bedroom layouts with carpet areas ranging from 688 to 1015 sq. ft., while Arkade Views features similar layouts with carpet areas from 582 to 963 sq. ft.

Both projects are designed to offer modern living with stunning views of the lush Aarey greens. Situated close to key connectivity hubs, shopping centers, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions, the developments promise unparalleled convenience and accessibility. Sustainability is a key focus of the project, with features such as an eco-friendly living environment, an eco-deck free of automobiles, and a luxurious double-height entry lobby.

Commenting on the exceptional sales performance, Mr. Amit Jain, Chairman and Managing Director of Arkade Developers Limited, said, “The overwhelming response to Arkade Views and Arkade Vistas is a testament to our commitment to delivering high-quality homes that meet the evolving needs of today’s homebuyers. These projects beautifully integrate luxury with nature, offering residents an elevated living experience. We are thrilled with this achievement and are eager to continue our journey of creating landmark developments in Mumbai.”

The success of these new launches further solidifies Arkade Developers’ reputation for delivering premium residential projects on time, consistently exceeding customer expectations. With this latest addition, Arkade continues to enhance its portfolio of landmark developments in the city.

Also Read: Arkade Developers Raises ₹122.40 Crore Ahead of IPO

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