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Harddik Bhatia launches HOHB advisory platform
Real Estate

Harddik Bhatia launches HOHB advisory platform

Former Godrej Properties executive Harddik Bhatia has launched The House of Harddik Bhatia (HOHB), a residential real estate advisory platform focused on sustainability, transparency, and curated service. The company’s first operations are in the fast-growing Kalyan-Dombivali micro-market of Mumbai. 

Targeting a one per cent market share in its first year, HOHB aims to reach 10 per cent by 2030 in the Rs 130 billikon Kalyan-Dombivali region. The company offers end-to-end services including property selection, legal checks, loan assistance, and post-possession support—backed by a dedicated relationship manager for each client. 

“Our model addresses trust, service, and sustainability gaps in Indian residential real estate,” said Harddik Bhatia, Founder & CEO. HOHB also plans phased expansion across Mumbai and other Indian cities, using a tech-driven, client-first approach to modernise the buying experience. 

Former Godrej Properties executive Harddik Bhatia has launched The House of Harddik Bhatia (HOHB), a residential real estate advisory platform focused on sustainability, transparency, and curated service. The company’s first operations are in the fast-growing Kalyan-Dombivali micro-market of Mumbai. Targeting a one per cent market share in its first year, HOHB aims to reach 10 per cent by 2030 in the Rs 130 billikon Kalyan-Dombivali region. The company offers end-to-end services including property selection, legal checks, loan assistance, and post-possession support—backed by a dedicated relationship manager for each client. “Our model addresses trust, service, and sustainability gaps in Indian residential real estate,” said Harddik Bhatia, Founder & CEO. HOHB also plans phased expansion across Mumbai and other Indian cities, using a tech-driven, client-first approach to modernise the buying experience. 

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