Srishti Group Rolls Out Valentine’s ‘Commitment Benefit’

13 Feb 2026 CW Team

Srishti Group has launched a limited-period “Commitment Benefit” offer this Valentine’s season across its residential projects in Mumbai. The campaign, positioned around the theme of long-term commitment and “forever homes”, brings together multiple financial incentives including Zero GST, No Floor Rise, Spot Discount and a Go-Flexi Pay Plan.

The offer is applicable to Craft De Srishti at Nahur and Srishti Oasis at Bhandup, featuring 1, 2 and 3 Bed sun-deck residences priced from ₹96 lakh onwards. The projects are designed with an emphasis on natural light, ventilation and private sun decks, alongside curated amenities and contemporary architecture.

Kamlesh Thakur, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Srishti Group, said the initiative aims to blend emotional value with tangible financial benefits, positioning homeownership as a long-term commitment rather than a transaction.

The company highlighted growing trends of joint home buying among young couples, driven by improved affordability and connectivity. Infrastructure upgrades such as the Goregaon–Mulund Link Road are enhancing east–west access, strengthening the appeal of accessibility-led micro-markets.

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