Yugen Infra Launches Dual Rewards Scheme for Luxury Villas Near Goa Airport

17 Feb 2025 CW Team

Yugen Infra has introduced an exclusive dual rewards scheme for its ultra-luxurious project near Goa International Airport (MOPA). Under the scheme, villa owners will receive a guaranteed monthly rental income starting at Rs 1.70 lakh while retaining ownership. Additionally, they will enjoy complimentary 5-star resort services worth up to Rs 40 lakh, enhancing their luxury living experience. Spanning a proposed 500 acre, the project features 70 private 3-BHK pool villas designed for exclusivity and comfort. The development integrates premium architecture, lush landscapes, and world-class leisure facilities. Amit Mamgain, Director, Yugen Infra, highlighted that the initiative sets new benchmarks in luxury real estate by offering both opulent living and a strong investment proposition. The project aims to redefine resort-style living while ensuring financial growth for homeowners.

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