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Golden Abodes, a prominent real estate developer, has announced the launch of two premium projects in Goa: Anantam Signature in Dona Paula and Avisa in Goa Velha. Anantam Signature features opulent sea-view apartments offering 180-degree panoramic views of the Arabian Sea, with over 40 amenities across 70,000 sq. ft. Prices for these luxury apartments range from INR 3.5 crores to 5.25 crores, with completion expected by December 2025.

Meanwhile, Avisa, located along the serene Siridao River, spans 10 acres and offers more than 25 lifestyle amenities, emphasizing community living and modern comforts. Apartment prices start from INR 70 lakhs to 1.35 crores, with a completion date set for December 2026. Both projects reflect Golden Abodes’ commitment to exceptional quality and thoughtful design, aiming to enhance the living experience while celebrating Goa’s rich cultural heritage.

Also Read: Goa’s Second Home Market Thrives with 5-8% Rental Yields and Demand Rises for Gated Villas

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