Alliance City Begins Construction of Alliance Harmony in Matunga
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Alliance City Begins Construction of Alliance Harmony in Matunga

Alliance City Developers Realtors has performed the bhoomi pujan for Alliance Harmony on 7 February 2026, marking the commencement of construction of its premium residential development in Matunga.

Positioned as a boutique project, Alliance Harmony is designed around a one-residence-per-floor concept, offering enhanced privacy with direct elevator access. The development will comprise well-planned 3 BHK apartments and signature 4 BHK sky villas, with an emphasis on natural light, cross ventilation and low-density living.

Located on Balkrishna Sule Marg, opposite the ICT Library in Matunga, the project combines central connectivity with a relatively quiet residential setting. It is situated close to key educational institutions such as VJTI College, Don Bosco International School and Khalsa College, with Matunga railway station and multiple public gardens located within a short distance.

Commenting on the development, Ankita Luharuka, CEO, Alliance City Developers Realtors, said the project reflects the company’s focus on privacy-led design, sustainable construction and smart living, integrating Vastu-compliant layouts, smart home features and premium finishes.

Alliance Harmony will feature a full-floor amenities level, including a gymnasium, yoga deck, walking tracks and a landscaped terrace garden. Podium-level car parking, a grand entrance lobby, concierge services and 24/7 CCTV surveillance are also planned.

With construction now underway, the project adds to Alliance City’s portfolio across Mumbai, where the developer has delivered over 1.2 million sq ft of residential development, housing more than 70


Alliance City Developers Realtors has performed the bhoomi pujan for Alliance Harmony on 7 February 2026, marking the commencement of construction of its premium residential development in Matunga.Positioned as a boutique project, Alliance Harmony is designed around a one-residence-per-floor concept, offering enhanced privacy with direct elevator access. The development will comprise well-planned 3 BHK apartments and signature 4 BHK sky villas, with an emphasis on natural light, cross ventilation and low-density living.Located on Balkrishna Sule Marg, opposite the ICT Library in Matunga, the project combines central connectivity with a relatively quiet residential setting. It is situated close to key educational institutions such as VJTI College, Don Bosco International School and Khalsa College, with Matunga railway station and multiple public gardens located within a short distance.Commenting on the development, Ankita Luharuka, CEO, Alliance City Developers Realtors, said the project reflects the company’s focus on privacy-led design, sustainable construction and smart living, integrating Vastu-compliant layouts, smart home features and premium finishes.Alliance Harmony will feature a full-floor amenities level, including a gymnasium, yoga deck, walking tracks and a landscaped terrace garden. Podium-level car parking, a grand entrance lobby, concierge services and 24/7 CCTV surveillance are also planned.With construction now underway, the project adds to Alliance City’s portfolio across Mumbai, where the developer has delivered over 1.2 million sq ft of residential development, housing more than 70

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