House Of Hiranandani’s Latest Project Sells Apartments Worth Rs 13 Bn
Real Estate

House Of Hiranandani’s Latest Project Sells Apartments Worth Rs 13 Bn

Spread over 25 acres, Hiranandani Westgate houses 1,844 residential units in the first phase, with prices starting at Rs 169 million. The brand is eyeing Rs 43 billion from the phase 1 of the project. It has already sold 30% of the properties in the phase 1 since its launch in December, generating approximately Rs 13 billion.

Strategically located on the 375-acre busy Hiranandani Estate, Hiranandani Westgate is proposed to be the gold standard in urbanisation. The building complex would come with three separate towers, Somerset, a 55-storey tower of 4BHK apartments, Belvedere, a 51-storey tower of 3BHK apartments, and Florencia, a 47-storey tower of 2 BHK apartments. The towers comprise air-conditioned apartments with expansive balconies, high-grade marble flooring, and vistas of lush green landscapes of gardens, Yeoor Hills, and Thane creek.

The main attraction is the 6-acre landscape podium, among the largest in the city, and set to comprise three distinct themed areas: exploration, wellness, and leisure. Also, there is an additional 2 acre landscape including various play courts. Designed to appeal to every age group, the areas include elements that are an adventurous tree house, canopy walk, and a serene koi pond. They are all part of this podium supplementing unmatched quality of life at Hiranandani Westgate.

"At House of Hiranandani, we are dedicated to creating living spaces that offer a blend of luxury, comfort, convenience and functionality," said Mr. Surendra Hiranandani, Chairman and Managing Director. “Hiranandani Westgate is an extension of this legacy.” Emphasising on the importance of the project, Harsh Hiranandani, Director, House of Hiranandani, said, “Hiranandani Westgate represents another significant step forward in our expansion in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. With this project, we want to cement our position as one of the pioneers in integrated townships which offer luxury and sustainable living environments. Hiranandani Westgate marks a very significant step in answering the increasing demands for high-class residential spaces with the highest quality of construction.” Hiranandani Westgate is designed to meet the evolving needs of urban homebuyers, offering a seamless blend of modern living, convenience, and sustainability. House of Hiranandani designs more than just buildings—they create vibrant spaces where people feel a true sense of belonging. 

Spread over 25 acres, Hiranandani Westgate houses 1,844 residential units in the first phase, with prices starting at Rs 169 million. The brand is eyeing Rs 43 billion from the phase 1 of the project. It has already sold 30% of the properties in the phase 1 since its launch in December, generating approximately Rs 13 billion.Strategically located on the 375-acre busy Hiranandani Estate, Hiranandani Westgate is proposed to be the gold standard in urbanisation. The building complex would come with three separate towers, Somerset, a 55-storey tower of 4BHK apartments, Belvedere, a 51-storey tower of 3BHK apartments, and Florencia, a 47-storey tower of 2 BHK apartments. The towers comprise air-conditioned apartments with expansive balconies, high-grade marble flooring, and vistas of lush green landscapes of gardens, Yeoor Hills, and Thane creek.The main attraction is the 6-acre landscape podium, among the largest in the city, and set to comprise three distinct themed areas: exploration, wellness, and leisure. Also, there is an additional 2 acre landscape including various play courts. Designed to appeal to every age group, the areas include elements that are an adventurous tree house, canopy walk, and a serene koi pond. They are all part of this podium supplementing unmatched quality of life at Hiranandani Westgate.At House of Hiranandani, we are dedicated to creating living spaces that offer a blend of luxury, comfort, convenience and functionality, said Mr. Surendra Hiranandani, Chairman and Managing Director. “Hiranandani Westgate is an extension of this legacy.” Emphasising on the importance of the project, Harsh Hiranandani, Director, House of Hiranandani, said, “Hiranandani Westgate represents another significant step forward in our expansion in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. With this project, we want to cement our position as one of the pioneers in integrated townships which offer luxury and sustainable living environments. Hiranandani Westgate marks a very significant step in answering the increasing demands for high-class residential spaces with the highest quality of construction.” Hiranandani Westgate is designed to meet the evolving needs of urban homebuyers, offering a seamless blend of modern living, convenience, and sustainability. House of Hiranandani designs more than just buildings—they create vibrant spaces where people feel a true sense of belonging. 

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