Navin’s Starwood Towers 3.0 Wins PM Awas Yojana Award

09 Jun 2025 CW Team

On the coveted award, N Kalyanaraman, Chief Operating Officer of Navin’s, said, “We are incredibly proud that the well-established phase of our flagship project Navin’s Starwood Towers 3.0 has been chosen for the PMAY award which demonstrates our leadership in building homes that truly make a difference. This award comes after rigorous scrutiny of top residential projects from different states in India and that makes PMAY award extremely special reiterating that we are on top of the game. Being a customer-first brand, we understand the struggles of every aspiring homebuyer who invest their lifetime savings to buy a dream home. All our projects have the best of facilities and luxury, and we offer them at affordable prices too. With Navin’s Starwood Towers 3.0, Navin’s continues to set new benchmarks in customer-centric, future-ready living.”

Organised by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA), the PMAY awards evaluates projects across a wide range of parameters including structural quality, safety, functional efficiency, architectural design, timely delivery and innovation in execution.

Navin’s Starwood Towers is the landmark development of the flagship project located in Medavakkam, Chennai. The project exemplifies Navin’s hallmark values of quality, trust and timely delivery, combining modern architecture with thoughtful planning and sustainable design. With over 20 prestigious awards in its kitty, Navin’s Starwood Towers 3.0 stands as one of Tamil Nadu’s most recognised residential projects. This latest recognition strengthens Navin’s legacy as a trusted name in South Indian real estate sector and underscores its continued leadership in the affordable housing space.

Navin’s, South India’s one of the most trusted real estate developers, has won the prestigious Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) award third time in a row, as a recognition for its exceptional contribution to housing sector, this time for Navin’s Starwood Towers 3.0. The award was bestowed on Navin’s by Tokhan Sahu, Minister of State for the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of India at a felicitation function in New Delhi and was received by N Kalyanaraman COO. Navin’s is the only real estate developer in Tamil Nadu to have received this award. On the coveted award, N Kalyanaraman, Chief Operating Officer of Navin’s, said, “We are incredibly proud that the well-established phase of our flagship project Navin’s Starwood Towers 3.0 has been chosen for the PMAY award which demonstrates our leadership in building homes that truly make a difference. This award comes after rigorous scrutiny of top residential projects from different states in India and that makes PMAY award extremely special reiterating that we are on top of the game. Being a customer-first brand, we understand the struggles of every aspiring homebuyer who invest their lifetime savings to buy a dream home. All our projects have the best of facilities and luxury, and we offer them at affordable prices too. With Navin’s Starwood Towers 3.0, Navin’s continues to set new benchmarks in customer-centric, future-ready living.” Organised by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA), the PMAY awards evaluates projects across a wide range of parameters including structural quality, safety, functional efficiency, architectural design, timely delivery and innovation in execution. Navin’s Starwood Towers is the landmark development of the flagship project located in Medavakkam, Chennai. The project exemplifies Navin’s hallmark values of quality, trust and timely delivery, combining modern architecture with thoughtful planning and sustainable design. With over 20 prestigious awards in its kitty, Navin’s Starwood Towers 3.0 stands as one of Tamil Nadu’s most recognised residential projects. This latest recognition strengthens Navin’s legacy as a trusted name in South Indian real estate sector and underscores its continued leadership in the affordable housing space.

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