MICL Unveils Avaan Tower 2, India’s Tallest Ultra-Luxury Skyrise
Real Estate

MICL Unveils Avaan Tower 2, India’s Tallest Ultra-Luxury Skyrise

Man Infraconstruction (MICL) has unveiled Avaan Tower 2, India’s tallest ultra-luxury residential skyrise, in Mumbai’s prestigious Tardeo area. Designed by renowned architect Hafeez Contractor, the 306-metre tower offers breathtaking views of the Queen’s Necklace, Arabian Sea, Mahalaxmi Racecourse, and the Mumbai skyline.

Aimed at high-net-worth (HNI) and ultra-high-net-worth (UHNI) buyers, Avaan Tower 2 features 3, 4, and 5 BHK residences ranging from 1,300 to 3,282 sq. ft. carpet area, spanning a total project area of 6.5 lakh sq. ft. The project is expected to generate revenue exceeding ?3,000 crore. “Aaradhya Avaan is more than a residence—it is a statement of neo-luxury living. With an architectural vision never seen before in India, Avaan merges opulence with innovation,” said Manan Shah, Managing Director, MICL. The tower offers 55+ curated amenities, including an ocean-view infinity pool, UFC gym, sports lounge, Hammam bath, salon, private theatre, bowling alley, and a farmer’s café, ensuring an unmatched lifestyle. MICL continues to push boundaries in luxury real estate, with Manan Shah driving the company’s expansion into global markets, reinforcing its status as an industry trailblazer.

Man Infraconstruction (MICL) has unveiled Avaan Tower 2, India’s tallest ultra-luxury residential skyrise, in Mumbai’s prestigious Tardeo area. Designed by renowned architect Hafeez Contractor, the 306-metre tower offers breathtaking views of the Queen’s Necklace, Arabian Sea, Mahalaxmi Racecourse, and the Mumbai skyline. Aimed at high-net-worth (HNI) and ultra-high-net-worth (UHNI) buyers, Avaan Tower 2 features 3, 4, and 5 BHK residences ranging from 1,300 to 3,282 sq. ft. carpet area, spanning a total project area of 6.5 lakh sq. ft. The project is expected to generate revenue exceeding ?3,000 crore. “Aaradhya Avaan is more than a residence—it is a statement of neo-luxury living. With an architectural vision never seen before in India, Avaan merges opulence with innovation,” said Manan Shah, Managing Director, MICL. The tower offers 55+ curated amenities, including an ocean-view infinity pool, UFC gym, sports lounge, Hammam bath, salon, private theatre, bowling alley, and a farmer’s café, ensuring an unmatched lifestyle. MICL continues to push boundaries in luxury real estate, with Manan Shah driving the company’s expansion into global markets, reinforcing its status as an industry trailblazer.

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