An additional 41 residents were issued allotment letters, initiating the phased handover of 827 tenements in Wings F, G and H of Rehabilitation Building No. 1, which recently received its Occupancy Certificate.

The distribution process is being conducted at MHADA’s project office in Worli and will continue on working days between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.

A Landmark Redevelopment Project Gains Momentum

Spread across nearly 192 acres, the BDD Chawl redevelopment is widely regarded as one of Asia’s largest urban renewal initiatives. The project spans key locations including Worli, N.M. Joshi Marg, Parel and Naigaon, and is being implemented by MHADA through its Mumbai Housing and Area Development Board.

At Worli alone, 9,689 residents from 121 old chawls are set to be rehabilitated. The project represents a major shift in Mumbai’s redevelopment strategy—moving from incremental building upgrades to large-scale, master-planned urban transformation.

From 160 sq ft to 500 sq ft: A Generational Upgrade

For thousands of families, the redevelopment is more than just a change of address—it is a transformation in quality of life.

Residents who earlier lived in 160 sq ft single-room tenements will now receive 500 sq ft carpet area 2 BHK flats, offered on a freehold basis at no cost.

The new homes are equipped with:

• Vitrified flooring and granite kitchen platforms
• Aluminium-framed windows and branded fittings
• Advanced fire safety systems and multiple elevators

Each apartment also comes with a dedicated parking space within a multi-level podium structure.

Beyond Housing: A Self-Sustained Urban Township

The project is designed not just as a housing upgrade but as a complete urban ecosystem. Plans include:

• Commercial complexes and retail spaces
• Schools, hospitals, and hostels
• Gymnasiums and community infrastructure
• Sewage treatment and rainwater harvesting systems
• Solar energy integration

Additionally, heritage landmarks such as Jambori Maidan and Ambedkar Maidan will be preserved, while one of the original chawl structures will be converted into a museum to document the area’s socio-cultural history.

Structured Rehabilitation and Resident Support

MHADA has put in place a comprehensive rehabilitation framework to ensure a smooth transition:

• Sequential distribution of flats across Wings F, G, and H
• Mandatory in-person verification and documentation
• 12-year post-possession maintenance support

During the construction phase, residents were provided either transit accommodation or rent compensation, ensuring continuity of housing security.

Implications for Mumbai’s Real Estate Landscape

The progress at Worli signals a broader shift in Mumbai’s redevelopment narrative. Large-scale cluster redevelopment projects such as BDD Chawl demonstrate the feasibility of:

• High-density vertical housing in core city areas
• Efficient land utilization in premium locations
• Integrated township planning within existing urban fabric

As the project advances, it is expected to influence policy direction and investor confidence in similar redevelopment models across Mumbai.

Also Read: MHADA to Hand Over 827 Worli BDD Chawl Flats, Boosting Mumbai’s Biggest Redevelopment Project

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Shipping Shock Hits Real Estate Supply Chain

Since early March 2026, the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz has forced cargo ships to reroute via longer routes like the Cape of Good Hope. This has had immediate cost implications:

• Shipping delays have increased by 10–20 days
• Costs have surged by ₹1.5–3.5 lakh per container
• Marine fuel prices have touched ₹1 lakh per tonne
• War-risk insurance and rerouting charges have significantly increased logistics expenses

For a sector heavily dependent on imported materials—like steel, aluminium, and luxury finishes—this is a major disruption.

Construction Costs Surge Across the Board

The impact is now clearly visible on key construction inputs:

• Steel prices have jumped ~20% to ₹72,000 per tonne
  • This alone adds roughly ₹50 per sq ft to high-rise construction costs
• Aluminium prices have surged to around ₹3.5 lakh per tonne, especially after supply disruptions from Gulf countries
• Bitumen, crucial for infrastructure, remains elevated at ₹48,000–51,000 per tonne
• Imported luxury materials like Italian marble now cost an additional ₹50–150 per sq ft, pushing total installed costs to nearly ₹6,000 per sq ft

These increases come on top of an already steep rise—construction costs in cities like Mumbai have gone up ~39% in the last four years, now averaging around ₹2,780 per sq ft.

Direct Hit on Mumbai’s Luxury Housing

The impact is most pronounced in Mumbai, particularly in premium micro-markets such as:

• Worli
• Bandra Kurla Complex
• Lower Parel
• South Mumbai

These areas house the bulk of the city’s 10,000+ luxury units currently under construction, all of which rely heavily on imported materials.

According to industry data, India recorded 59 ultra-luxury home sales (₹40+ crore) in 2024, worth around ₹4,754 crore—with Mumbai contributing ~88% of both volume and value.

Worli alone has seen ₹5,500 crore worth of ultra-luxury sales in just two years, accounting for nearly 40% of such transactions nationwide.

Will Prices Rise? Almost Certainly

Developers are now facing a clear choice: absorb rising costs or pass them on. Early signals suggest:

• Luxury housing prices may rise by 5% or more
• Cost escalation is more acute in high-rise and sea-facing premium projects
• Imported fittings and finishes will see the highest inflation impact

Unlike affordable housing, luxury buyers are less sensitive to price hikes, making this segment more resilient.

NRI Buyers: A Key Variable

Another important factor is the role of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs):

• NRIs contribute 15–22% of high-end housing sales in cities like Mumbai and Delhi
• In many premium projects, their share goes up to 30% or more of total sales value

However, ongoing geopolitical tensions have disrupted travel routes, making site visits and deal closures more difficult, which could temporarily slow momentum.

A Delayed but Inevitable Impact

Even if the situation normalises soon, the impact will linger:

• Shipping backlogs could take 2–8 weeks to clear
• Costlier freight contracts and insurance premiums will remain locked in
• Full supply chain normalisation may take 1–3 months

This means developers will continue to face elevated input costs well into 2026, affecting project timelines and pricing strategies.

The Bigger Takeaway for Homebuyers

For South Mumbai buyers and investors, the message is clear:

• Construction cost inflation is real and immediate
• Luxury project prices are likely to move upward
• Delays in project delivery may increase

In essence, a global shipping disruption has translated into a local price trigger for Mumbai real estate.

As Dr. Prashant Thakur aptly points out, the current crisis has exposed vulnerabilities in India’s construction supply chain—making a strong case for greater self-reliance in materials sourcing.

Also Read: Iran Conflict Puts Dubai Real Estate Under Watch: Sentiment Shock or Structural Risk?

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According to the ANAROCK–360 One Wealth report titled The Pinnacle of Luxury: Worli, no other micro-market in the country has witnessed such intense concentration of high-net-worth real estate activity.

40% of All Ultra-Luxury Home Sales in India Come from Worli

ANAROCK Chairman Anuj Puri calls it a “once-in-a-generation shift.”

“40% of India’s entire ultra-luxury apartment market is now Worli,” he says.
“In the last two years alone, Worli has captured nearly half of all transactions above ₹40 crore across the country.”

The momentum has reached unprecedented levels:

• 2025 saw two duplex deals exceeding ₹700 crore — among India’s costliest ever residential sales.
• 20+ deals above ₹100 crore each have been registered in the last 3 years.
• Demand is consistently outpacing supply, and price resistance is virtually nonexistent for top-tier homes.

Where India’s Wealthiest Live: ₹65,000–₹1,00,000+ Per Sq Ft

Worli’s premium towers now command prices equivalent to New York’s Lower Manhattan, creating an “economic elite zone” unprecedented in India.

Current price tiers:

• Sub-₹8 Cr: Under 1,000 sq. ft
• ₹8–16 Cr: 1,000–2,000 sq. ft
• ₹16–24 Cr: 2,000–3,000 sq. ft
• ₹24–32 Cr: 3,000–4,000 sq. ft
• ₹32 Cr+: 4,000+ sq. ft ultra-luxury residences

Rather than being a pure appreciation story, experts say this is geographic wealth consolidation, where the country’s richest families compete for limited space in a single micro-market.

₹69,000+ Crore Infrastructure Backbone Transforms Worli

Worli’s meteoric rise wouldn’t be possible without massive public infrastructure investment exceeding ₹69,000 crore:

• Bandra–Worli Sea Link
• Under-construction Mumbai Coastal Road
• Worli-Sewri Connector
• Upgraded arterial roads, promenades, and public realm projects

These upgrades have reduced travel friction, improved connectivity to BKC, Lower Parel, and the Airport, and boosted investor confidence.

Commercial Powerhouse: Premium Rents, Minimal Vacancy

While the micro-market is known for luxury homes, its office market is booming:

• ₹180–375 per sq. ft monthly rents
• Just 8.1% vacancy — almost unheard of in Indian commercial real estate

Institutional funds now view Worli as a hybrid wealth hub — residential + commercial + lifestyle.

The Incoming ₹36,000+ Crore Pipeline

The report highlights a massive incoming supply:

• ₹7,600+ crore in land deals since 2023
• ₹19,000–21,000 crore worth of residential projects under construction
• 40+ acres of new developments planned by India’s top developers

The overall pipeline could generate tens of thousands of crores in future sales, solidifying Worli’s position as India’s most expensive urban neighbourhood.

Worli Today: The Epicentre of India’s Wealth

Worli is no longer just a luxury zone—it is India’s most powerful wealth cluster, backed by:

• 40% share of all ultra-luxury home transactions in India
• ₹5,500 crore+ sales in 24 months
• Benchmark pricing at ₹1 lakh per sq. ft
• Robust office ecosystem with near-zero vacancy
• Public infrastructure spend crossing ₹69,000 crore
• A multi-billion-dollar development pipeline

Worli now stands as the most valuable residential micro-market in India—and one of the strongest in the world.

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Three Sixty West, developed by Oberoi Realty, stands as a symbol of Mumbai’s architectural grandeur—a twin-tower masterpiece where one spire houses The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, and the other offers exclusive residences. The building’s seamless integration of hospitality and high-end homes has made it a magnet for India’s elite, with recent sales reflecting a surge in transactions exceeding ₹100 crore. This latest acquisition eclipses many prior deals, cementing Worli’s status as the epicenter of India’s luxury real estate boom.

A Powerhouse Buyer’s Profile

Jasna Raoul Thackersey, 48, is no stranger to Mumbai’s high-stakes business landscape. As a key figure in family-run enterprises, she holds directorial roles in ventures spanning trading, real estate development, and philanthropy. Her involvement in the Thackersey Foundation underscores a commitment to social causes, while her stakes in trading firms like Uranus Trading Private Limited reflect a savvy approach to diversified investments. Residing in the upscale Bishops Gate on Bhulabhai Desai Road, Thackersey’s purchase aligns with her affinity for premium assets, blending personal luxury with strategic portfolio expansion.

Key Deal Highlights

This transaction, executed between sellers Oasis Realty’s partners—Skylark Buildcon Private Limited and Muniraj Realty Private Limited, represented by Vijay More—and Thackersey, was formalized swiftly on the same day of agreement and registration. Below are the standout details:

• Property Specs: 35th-floor apartment in Tower A, featuring a RERA carpet area of 1,385.27 square meters (approximately 14,911 square feet), with an additional super built-up area of 884 square feet. Includes eight car parking spaces for ultimate convenience.
• Location Perks: Situated at Dr. Annie Besant Road and Sadanand Hasu Tandel Marg, Worli, Mumbai-400025. Part of CTS Number 286 (Lower Parel, FP No. 1078, TPS IV Mahim), within a plot spanning 12,165.77 square meters.
• Financial Breakdown: Total consideration of ₹1,687,220,000. Stamp duty paid: ₹8.44 crore (market value-based). Registration fee: ₹30,000.
• Regulatory Compliance: 1 per cent discount on stamp duty for women as per Govt of Maharashtra notification

Benchmarking Against Recent Three Sixty West Transactions

The Three Sixty West has been a hotbed for blockbuster deals, attracting tycoons and celebrities alike. Just days before Thackersey’s purchase, Jaipur Gems CEO Siddhartha Sacheti snapped up two adjacent 6,130-square-foot apartments on the 51st and 52nd floors for a combined ₹160 crore—each at ₹80 crore with five parking spots apiece—marking one of the year’s largest bulk buys. Other notable resales include a 7,000-square-foot 5BHK at ₹85 crore and a 5,400-square-foot 4BHK at ₹46 crore, both ready-to-move units boasting private pools and concierge services.

These sales, averaging ₹1.2 lakh per square foot, signal a 15-20% year-on-year appreciation in Worli’s luxury segment. Thackersey’s deal, at an implied rate exceeding ₹1.2 lakh per square foot for its vast expanse, outpaces these, driven by the unit’s rare full-floor layout and unobstructed vistas of the Arabian Sea and Bandra-Worli Sea Link. Experts predict such mega-transactions will fuel further investments, with inventory in the building—limited to just 93 residences—commanding premiums amid Mumbai’s chronic housing crunch.

Implications for Mumbai’s Sky-High Market

As Mumbai’s real estate valuations soar—fueled by low interest rates, NRI inflows, and infrastructure upgrades like the Coastal Road—this ₹168.72 crore handover serves as a litmus test for the market’s resilience. For buyers like Thackersey, it’s more than a home; it’s a legacy asset in a neighborhood where proximity to business hubs like BKC and global connectivity via the upcoming metro lines adds intangible value. With stamp duties alone rivaling the cost of entire apartments elsewhere in India, these deals spotlight the widening chasm between Mumbai’s ultra-rich and the masses, even as developers eye sustainable expansions.

For those eyeing similar opulence, Three Sixty West remains a gold standard: infinity-edge pools, a private cinema, and 24/7 butler service in a gated enclave that redefines urban exclusivity.

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According to registration documents available with SquareFeatIndia, the 12 apartments are located in a sea-facing building next to Champagne House, which the Kotaks had previously acquired in 2018 for ₹385 crore from the Chougle family, the former owners of the now-defunct wine-making company, Indage Vintners.

The apartments in Shiv Sagar range in size from 173 sq ft to 1,396 sq ft. The total area acquired by the Kotak family measures 7,148 sq ft, for which they paid ₹201.88 crore, bringing the per sq ft rate to ₹2.72 lakh. The stamp duty paid for the registration of these 12 apartments amounts to ₹12.11 crore.

According to sources familiar with the deal, the building comprises a total of 24 apartments, and the Kotaks are looking to acquire all of them. With 12 already in their possession, their plans for the remaining units remain to be seen.

Once all the apartments are bought the entire building will cost around ₹400 crore to the Kotak family.

Meanwhile, at the site of Champagne House, a grand palatial home is under construction for the family. What the Kotaks plan to do with their latest acquisition is yet to unfold.

Also Read: With 57% Value Share, CRE Dominates PE Deals in FY24 

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According to documents, accessed by SquareFeatIndia, provided by Zapkey.com the deal was finalised on October 26.

The apartment is located on the fourth floor of the Artesia Building, Opp. Hind Cycle, Baburao Pendharkar Road, Worli.

The Seller is Gnext Hardware & Parks Pvt Ltd, whereas the buyer is Ipsita Dasgupta the buyer is an Ex-Apple Exec., now SVP & MD at HP India.

Total Carpet Area of the apartment is 2964 sq ft + 100 sq ft Balcony.

The new owner will also have an access to three car parking in the building.

Also Read: Festive push to residential real estate momentum of 2023

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Commenting on the proposed transaction, Mr. Nusli Wadia, Chairman, said: “I am happy to inform that BDMC is entering into agreements with Sumitomo group for sale of about 22 acres of land (along with the associated FSI) in Worli, Mumbai for a total consideration of about Rs. 5,200 Crs.

On completion of the proposed transaction, the Company will be able to:

• Record a pre-tax profit in excess of Rs. 4,300 Crs on account of this transaction.
• Report a strong positive net worth.
• Extinguish all its borrowings thereby saving interest costs and releasing the charge on encumbered assets.
• Pay dividend in future.
• Have a strong Treasury balance to fund the future realty projects.

The Board of Directors of BDMC had charted out a Strategy in March 2022 to change the company’s trajectory which envisaged:

• Focusing on realty business for future growth and profitability.
• Accelerating sale of flats in Island City Center, Dadar [ICC].
• Monetizing its land bank.
• Deleveraging the Company by retiring its borrowings & improving credit rating.
• Developing the unutilized land parcels of the Company.
• Exploring joint development opportunities.

We are happy to report that BDMC was able to generate a Net Revenue of about Rs. 1,050 Crs between April 2022 and June 2023, through sale of the flats in ICC by focused execution, leading to a reduction in the Company’s borrowings by about Rs. 900 Crs in the same period.

Further, with a view to deleverage and strengthen the Balance sheet of the Company for funding future real estate projects, the Board decided to monetize BDMC’s land parcel at Worli, Mumbai, after evaluating various other options.

The Board has also, in-principle, approved the development of the unutilized land parcels available with the company having a potential to create about 3.5 Million Square feet of residential / commercial property and generate a Revenue of about Rs. 15,000 Crs over the next few years. The development will be planned judiciously in phases to manage Company’s cashflows efficiently. The Company will also evaluate other joint development and partnership opportunities to create a steady pipeline of future revenue and profits.

Considering the scale and impact this transaction will have on the future prospects of the Company, we seek support of all the stakeholders to ensure that the Company delivers sustainable shareholder value as we move forward.”

Also Read: Birla Estates Acquires 10 Acre Land Parcel in Bengaluru

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By Varun Singh

Madhuli building is a known name in South Mumbai it has had some big names as its occupants including those of the likes of Harshad Mehta.

However, here we won’t be talking about the big bull of the Stock Market, but about a recent real estate deal that took place within the compound of Madhuli.

Bungalow number three in Madhuli was sold for a whooping Rs 55 crore.

According to registration documents accessed by SquareFeatIndia the deal took place on March 31 of this year but was registered on May 6.

The total area of the bungalow is 539.49 square meters. The ground floor is spread over 1320 square feet, plus a garden measuring 5490 square feet.

The first floor measures 1320 square feet and the second floor of the row house measures the same area that is 1320 square feet. The new owner will also have access to three car parks in the compound.

The sellers are Meka Papa Rao, Meka Rajyalakshmi Rao, and Amma Lines Pvt Ltd.

The buyer is Spandana Mulpuri, the buyer being a woman according to the state government rules, she was given a 1% discount during the registration of the bungalow.

A stamp duty of Rs 2.20 crore was paid for the registration of the deal. Madhuli is a big name in the Mumbai’s real estate market.

Madhuli is located in Worli.

Also Read: Worli Koliwada Redevelopment: Local Jamats raise Objection

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3-Wheeler cargo vehicles powered by Log9’s InstaCharge battery technology will boost the fleet operations of Pi Beam while also reducing carbon emissions for last-mile delivery

Bengaluru-based advanced battery technology start-up Log9 Materials has partnered with Chennai-based startup Pi Beam to empower the last-mile delivery operations of the latter using Log9’s flagship InstaCharge battery technology. The partnership was finalized recently with an MOU signed between the two companies; both Log9 and Pi Beam believe that their partnership will go a long way in reducing the carbon footprint of the logistics sector and is a step forward in fighting climate change.

As a part of this collaboration, Log9 Materials will deliver a large number of Rage+ RapidEV electric 3-Wheeler fleets powered by Log9’s RapidX batteries that InstaCharge (get fully charged from 0 to 100 per cent) within 35 minutes. Notably, the Rage+ RapidEV has been developed jointly by Omega Seiki Mobility and Log9 Materials, keeping in mind the unique requirements of Indian consumers and is powered by Log9’s RapidX 6000 battery.

Log9’s InstaCharge battery technology will empower Pi Beam’s fleets to have more uptime, efficiency, and better return on investment vis-à-vis their last-mile delivery operations. Furthermore, data-driven analytics from these RapidEV fleets will enable them to optimize their route planning for hyper-local last-mile deliveries. The partnership also brings Pi Beam under the aegis of Log9’s responsible Delivery Movement initiative, a first-of-its-kind initiative in India to fight against climate change by working proactively to reduce last-mile delivery emissions. The objective of Responsible Delivery Movement is to accelerate India’s e-mobility adoption and bring down India’s transportation and logistics emissions intensity by up to 33% by 2030.

Speaking on the partnership, Dr. Akshay Singhal, Founder & CEO, Log9 Materials said, “We are happy to partner with Pi Beam to empower their delivery operations with the Rage+ RapidEVs electric 3-wheelers powered by Log9’s battery packs and InstaCharge technology. We are confident that this partnership will go a long way to give an impetus to the transformation of India’s conventional last-mile logistics operations to sustainable electric mobility. This is also in line with Log9’s initiative of Responsible Delivery Movement, and moreover, this partnership strengthens our movement and re-affirms our joint commitment to fight against climate change by reducing last-mile delivery emissions.”

Pi Beam offers end-to-end micro-mobility sustainable EV solutions along with data-driven analytics, particularly to augment productivity in last-mile logistics and transportation space. Their smart, green, and affordable EVs fleets are revolutionizing transport and customer deliveries in e-commerce, retail, and small and medium businesses.  On the other hand, Log9 has leveraged its cell-to-pack competency to develop its InstaCharge batteries that provide 9x faster charging, 9x better performance, and 9x battery life. Log9’s InstaCharge technology brings down the total charging time which further optimizes the utilization of charging infrastructure and operational profitability for fleets. In addition, Log9’s RapidX batteries are built to operate across -30° to 60° C and come with an operational life of 15,000+ cycles, thereby providing a seamless experience and entirely revolutionizing the last mile logistics sector.

About Log9 Materials

Log9 is an indigenous deep-tech and advanced battery-tech startup that is redefining the EV industry’s standards in the fight against climate change, by offering batteries that can be charged 9x faster, can last 9x longer and offer 9x higher performance and safety. It is the only Indian company today that holds in-house competencies ranging from electrode materials to cell fabrication to battery packs. Log9’s sole purpose and mission are to pioneer Responsible Energy, and through its initiative, the Responsible Delivery Movement, Log9 is leading an industrywide consortium of OEMs, Aggregators, End Users, and other stakeholders to raise awareness about the threats of climate change and is mobilizing the first and last-mile delivery ecosystems to combat it. Furthermore, with an eye on the changing transportation and logistics industries, Log9 is investing heavily in the research and development of Aluminum Fuel Cells that will power long-haul commercial vehicles of the future. Log9 is funded by leading VCs like Sequoia and Exfinity Ventures and strategic investors such as Amara Raja Batteries and Petronas (Malaysia).

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By Varun Singh

Network for People of Construction, CLUBNPC, the non-profit organisation of Construction, Real estate and infrastructure industry organised its first annual conference, AAGAAZ 2022 in Pune. The Conference highlighted the issues of the industry and articulated the views and concerns of industry.

CLUBNPC is an initiative to bring all the key stakeholders of the construction industry on a single platform ranging from architects, interior designers, engineers, builders, and contractors. ‘CLUBNPC‘ is the focal point and platform for the Construction industry professionals to network, communicate and support each other on the issues that impact the businesses. It has grown in strength and credibility as a reliable entity with over 3500+ professionals across the country and are growing strength to strength. It has strong presence in all the four zones of the country.

CLUBNPC has also emerged as a huge knowledge sharing platform and organised more than 100 workshops for professionals to build new relationships and establish connections with like-minded professionals.

Speaking on the occasion, Yogesh Jagatramka, President CLUBNPC said, “It is a moment of great pride for us to organise our first event. We would like to make CLUBNPC to be voice of India’s construction industry. From influencing policy to encouraging debate, engaging with policy makers, CLUBNPC would articulate the views and concerns of industry. Its key purpose is to build a strong relationship with members of construction fraternity.”

Renowned Architect Mr. Ravi Gadre was the Chief Guest during the occasion. In his address, he highlighted that architect should build according to the need of the customers. 

The event was attended by construction industry luminaries including Ar. Pradeep Giri, Er. Sameer Deodhar, Er. Rohan Karkare, Ar. Omkar Samudra, Dr. Yogesh Kumar, ID Rajni Shinde, NPC Club President – ID Yogesh Jagatramka, Vice President – Ar. Karan Arora, Secretary – ID Amit Shah, Ar. Rohit Jain Mohammad Parvez, Ashish Bughra, ID Ritu Marwah, Mayur Mangal and others were present on the occasion.

The experts from across the country including builders, architects, interior designers, PMC engineers, contractors, suppliers and manufacturers attended the event.

The winners of the design competition held across the cities were also awarded at the occasion. The event witnesses the signing of no of MoUs (Memorandum of understanding) along with panel discussions, experts’ sessions, cultural events and followed by the oath to make CLUBNPC as the industry’s voice and build it as a strong fraternity.

Also Read: 5 Tips to keep in Mind before Investing in a Luxury Property

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