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Hiranandani Business Parks at Our Townships Are the Preferred Address of Corporates HiranandaniHiranandani BusinessBusiness ParkPark Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others. - Jonathan Swift The community is our reason of existence and its happiness is our motivation. - Niranjan Hiranandani Actual Photograph THE HIRANANDANI WAY WHERE WE GO, CITIES FOLLOW As pioneers of global community townships, The Hiranandani Group continues to transform city landscapes. Decades ago, when Mumbai did not look beyond Bandra and Chembur, we spotted a barren quarry land in Powai and foresaw the potential of creating a well-planned township in its place. We transformed this hillside quarry land into an integrated township of over 250 acres. Today, it is home to a thriving global community, living in harmony with nature. Similarly, we expanded the city’s horizon to Thane by developing around 350 acres of land into a thriving global township with world-class amenities. We take pride in creating townships that bring economic prosperity for residents and businesses alike. Hiranandani Business Parks at our townships are the preferred address of corporates. Today, Hiranandani townships are considered to be the benchmarks of global communities, offering a healthy lifestyle nestled amidst modern luxuries. Actual Photograph HIRANANDANI GARDENS THE TRANSFORMATION OF POWAI In the early 1980s, The Hiranandani Group saw a barren hillside quarry land in Powai and envisioned a global community township. We acquired this 250-acre land, which was riddled with challenges of landscape contouring, access issues and a general lack of infrastructure. And with great effort and expertise, we transformed it into a well-planned and integrated township which includes Dr. L. H. Hiranandani Hospital, the Hiranandani School, Hiranandani Business Park and high-street retail within the Hiranandani Gardens premises. We acted as a catalyst in the development of infrastructure at Powai - including better roads, connectivity, schools, healthcare centres and office spaces. Today, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, is a thriving global community with acres of landscaped gardens, tree-lined boulevards and panoramic views of the Powai Lake. This transformation has led to Powai’s all-round development, making it Mumbai’s preferred residential and business destination. Actual Photograph HIRANANDANI ESTATE THE TRANSFORMATION OF THANE There was a time when Thane was struggling to find its identity in the real estate market of Mumbai. The Hiranandani Group acquired over 350 acres of this desolate land and developed two mega townships - Hiranandani Meadows and Hiranandani Estate. Today, these integrated townships, offering a panoramic view of the Yeoor Hills, are the most sought after landmarks in Thane. Here, the residents enjoy an ecosystem that offers a healthy mix of life, work and leisure. They lead a fuller life amidst tree-lined boulevards, landscaped gardens, supported by essential facilities like the Hiranandani School, Hiranandani Hospital and retail stores within the premises. Hiranandani Business Park, located in Hiranandani Estate is home to some of the world’s leading corporates. Residents working here enjoy the luxury of walking to work. A plethora of entertainment and hospitality options with restaurants offering global cuisines, truly make these mega townships preferred destinations for residences and corporates. Nature is not a place to visit. It is home. - Gary Snyder Actual Photograph HIRANANDANI PARKS THE TRANSFORMATION OF ORAGADAM In the fast-paced city life, we seldom have the time to live in the moment. But this is about to change. Being the pioneers of integrated township development, The Hiranandani Group has brought its expertise to Oragadam. Hiranandani Parks is a mega township where world-class amenities are built amidst acres of green open spaces. So you can experience peace within a vibrant environment. Nestled within lush landscaped gardens, this township is complete with every amenity you desire. From essentials like a world-class hospital, a school with a large playground, hypermarkets and retail stores, to luxury amenities like a well-designed clubhouse, swimming pools, a gym, yoga areas and multiple sports facilities, Hiranandani Parks is designed to cater to all your lifestyle needs. HIRANANDANI FORTUNE CITY, PANVEL - LOCATION MAP Hiranandani Estate, Thane Hiranandani Gardens Powai PANVEL DEVELOPING INFRASTRUCTURE • Strategically located off the Mumbai-Pune Expressway – India’s fastest growing business corridor • Proposed sea-link connection to Central Mumbai • Access to skilled technical and managerial manpower from reputed educational institutions • Within easy reach of the proposed second International Airport for Mumbai • Proposed Metro Rail connecting Panvel to Vashi, Belapur, Ghatkopar and Thane CONNECTIVITY • Ferry/hovercraft services connecting Panvel to South Mumbai • Nearest railway stations – Mohape and Panvel terminus • A 10-minute drive from Shedung exit on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway • A 30-minute drive from Vashi city • Suburban train connectivity in five directions *Map is for reference purpose only. The plans are subject to changes / modifications / amendments (without notice) for better layout, as per the suggestions of the Architects and/or as per requirement of the municipal corporation and/or all the other concerned authorities. All the amenities, facilities, etc., are subject to the approval of the concerned authorities and subject to changes, if required. All renderings and maps are artist’s impressions and not actual depiction of the buildings or landscaping. Developers do not warrant or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of any information disclosed. PANVEL: THE HOTTEST REALTY DESTINATION In the increasingly crowded business landscape of Mumbai, Panvel is fast emerging as Mumbai’s hottest real estate destination. The new International Airport, the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link and a well-connected local train network are bound to boost Panvel’s reputation as the next big business hub. To add to that, the inauguration of the fourth terminal of the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust in Panvel, signals the progress made by the private sector in the building of ports. Furthermore, Panvel, Vashi and Alibaug form a golden triangle of possibilities - Vashi being a growing business hub and Alibaug, a popular tourist attraction. With Panvel getting infrastructure-ready in no time, this golden triangle offers a plethora of opportunities for business as well as leisure. *Perspectives are an artist’s impression and images shown in the brochure are for representation purpose. The plans are subject to changes / modifications / amendments (without notice) for better layout, as per the suggestions of the Architects and/or as per requirement of the municipal corporation and/or all the other concerned authorities. All the amenities, facilities, etc., are subject to the approval of the concerned authorities and subject to changes, if required. All renderings and maps are artist’s impressions and not actual depiction of the buildings or landscaping. Developers do not warrant or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of any information disclosed. HIRANANDANI FORTUNE CITY, PANVEL - DIRECTION MAP Palaspe Kalamboli Junction Junction Mumbai- Pune Expressway Amity University Navi Mumbai PLEASE TAKE International Airport SHEDUNG EXIT ON MUMBAI-PUNE EXPRESSWAY TO REACH US Legend NH4 Landmarks Mumbai- Pune Railway Station Expressway Main Roads Airports Travel Time • Powai - 25 minutes • South Mumbai - 45 minutes • Worli - 25 minutes • Alibaug - 45 minutes • Karjat - 20 mins • Panvel-CST rail corridor will reduce commute duration to a mere 40 minutes *Map is for reference purpose only and not to scale. HIRANANDANI FORTUNE CITY THE TRANSFORMATION OF PANVEL Hiranandani Fortune City, Panvel, is a 600-acre integrated and self-sufficient township nestled in the lap of nature. This mega township comprises tree-lined boulevards, landscaped gardens, a hospital, a school, clubhouses and a sports complex. A township of the future, it is equipped with affordable lifestyle amenities, reliable power supply and easily accessible location. In the first phase, alongside residential spaces, The Hiranandani Group has created Hiranandani Business Park. These will be office spaces spread across a massive 2 million sq. ft. In the coming years, Hiranandani Fortune City, Panvel, promises to be twice the size of our townships in Powai and Thane. *Perspectives are an artist’s impression and images shown in the brochure are for representation purpose. Actual Photographs Actual Photographs HIRANANDANI BUSINESS PARK AT POWAI AND THANE Hiranandani Business Parks (HBP) have been the flag bearers of commercial real estate growth in the country. They’ve been recognised as the ultimate platform to reach out to the international business community, while offering a complete, responsive and productive work ambience with 24/7 work-life balance in an environment of world-class infrastructure. Many renowned corporates have established themselves at Hiranandani Business Park in Hiranandani Gardens, Powai. Noteworthy among them are TCS, J. P. Morgan, Deloitte, Credit-Suisse, Nomura, CRISIL, BG, Kellogg’s, General Mills, Prudential, Maersk, Scorpio House and banks like HSBC, ICICI, HDFC, State Bank of India, Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank and Bank of Baroda. Nestled in the lap of nature and designed to be business friendly, Hiranandani Business Park in Thane offers scalability with a breathtaking
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