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Project Highlights Khinvasara_Brochure_Cover_Artwork_final.pdf 1 15/03/12 5:49 PM Corporate ofce: ‘Rajhans’, 2 - Surana Nagar, Jalna Road, Aurangabad 431 003 Phone: +91 240 2339 135 Email: [email protected] www.khinvasaragroup.com Khinvasara group has been involved in modern colonization and real estate development since last 54 years. This helped us establish a long-standing expertise in land development and Real Estate Development. We have always believed and adhered to quality, transparency and adding value through our work. The prime focus of our group is now to diversify into hospitality and entertainment sectors and take the real estate projects to a next level. Soon we would launch star class hotels, amusement parks, multiplexes and luxury Resorts in and around Aurangabad. Our goal is to offer the inhabitants and tourists of Aurangabad, a lifestyle they have never experienced before. LOCATION PRESENCE Headquarters Aurangabad, Maharashtra QUICK FACTS • No 1. Real estate development company from Aurangabad and growing • 10 lakhs sq. feet + of residential and commercial space converted • Sold more than 250 acres of developed land within Aurangabad and about 150 acres of developed land in sub-urban Aurangabad • Residential spaces sold - 750 Units • Commercial spaces sold - 100 Units SOLID FOUNDATION • 54 years of trust • Transparent conduct and dealing • High financial credentials and soundness • Highly Experienced, Qualified, Dedicated Core team • On-time delivery/ possession of spaces FROM CHAIRMAN’S DESK The genesis of Khinvasara group had a vision of providing comfortable, affordable housing to the residents of Aurangabad. Post five decades of sincere efforts and commitment, we have earned the trust of Aurangabad’s residents and thereby our first vision. Also since the inception we had a policy of giving away a part of our earnings back to the society. We now are even more conscious about our society’s growth and regularly contribute in different ways to ensure the same. Now we have grown into an extremely dynamic company with a very passionate management team, determined to steer it to new heights. We have realized that our business has touched lives of people in ways we had never imagined. This led to the creation of our new Mission Statement “Live Positive”. It inspires us to do more good to people, society and community through our businesses. Going ahead we have robust expansion plans in hospitality and entertainment sectors while creating niche in real estate projects. We assure our continued efforts in giving you and your family, the good life. Live Positive Champalal Khinvasara FROM MD’S DESK Since 1958 we have earned and treasured your trust in us, while creating more wholesome spaces year after year. These years in the City of Gates has given us immense understanding of the needs of the city, the people and the infrastructural support. It has been our endeavour to precede the market trends and develop infrastructure for our growing city before the demand rises. Our foresight not only helps the city develop, but also creates a very transparent commercial structure which ensures best value at most economical terms for our cutomers. In all our projects, we ensure that our customers requirements, mindsets, tastes, preferences are prioritized. With these thoughts in our minds, we commit to deliver the best in realty, hospitality and entertainment in Aurangabad and the cities around to ensure a better living, better businesses and a positive impact for our customers. Ravindra Khinvasara VISION To evolve into the largest real estate, hospitality, entertainment and development brand from Aurangabad by truly providing a positive value to customers and exceeding their expectations VALUES We have imbibed strong values to drive our brand and align the entire team to a unified goal and philosophy. In our everyday life we live by these values, which reflects in our work and customer satisfaction OPTIMISM We believe in starting each day on a positive note. This being the core idea of our brand we ensure that every aspect of our business brings about a positive change in the lives of our customers, stakeholders and the society SINCERITY We work with passion, sincerely to deliver and fulfill our commitments ensuring customer’s delight. We always strive to exceed our customers expectations TRANSPARENCY We are very prudent about all our company’s, employees’ conduct, behavior , dealings and transactions being absolutely honest, fair, legal and transparent. QUALITY From the beginning, our sole motto has been “ to develop best possible solutions for habitation ”. This goal is nurtured by our endeavour to serve our patrons with unparalleled quality, diligence and prudence in everything we do. MILESTONE PROJECT VARDHAMAN RESIDENCY ‘Ek pavitra sankul’ It is a first unique township aimed at being a holistic environment for the Jain community spread across 1.6 lakh sq.ft. The project consists of Flats, Row-Houses, Jain Mandir and Jain Sthanak, a total of 150 units. MILESTONE PROJECT KHINVASARA NILGIRIS ‘A residential retreat’ It is an address for the discerning few who live the life of substance and appreciate a comfortable life as well. An exclusive row-house project located in Khinvasara Park East, Aurangabad. MILESTONE PROJECT KHINVASARA WOODS ‘Colour your lifestyle’ It is a premium 2 and 3 BHK apartment project developed around central open courtyard.This is the first project from Marathwada with triple back up for every lift and double power back-up for each apartment as safety measure from day long load sheddings that happen in the city. Colours being the theme for Khinvasara Woods, each house in the project was painted with chromatography effect COMPLETED PROJECTS Amba Apsara Theatres Khinvasara Vihar Siddhi Heights Satyajeet Hostel Vardhaman Residency Khinvasara Lawns Siddhi Vinayak COMPLETED PROJECTS Ravindra Nagar 1968: Colony Project, premium open residential and Commercial plots Ulka Nagri 1972: Colony Project, premium open residential and Commercial plots Shrinagar 1977: Affordable open residential and commercial plots for middle class Arihant Market 1987: Commercial Complex and Residential Apartment right in the heart of the city Chandra Lok 1988: Independent Bungalows, Row Houses, 1 & 2 BHK Apartments right in the heart of the city Khinvasara Nagar 1990: A project of affordable open residential and commercial plots Shree Colony 1990: Affordable open residential and commercial plots Chandraprabhu Nagar 1992: Affordable Row-Houses, close to Aurangabad in Bidkin Khinvasara Park West 1994: Premium open residential and commercial plots in 20 acres of area Rajhans 1995: Headquarters of Khinvasara Group Khinvasara Vihar 1999: A project of mixed affordable offerings like Open Plots, Shops & 1,2,3 BHK Apartments on premium location in new Aurangabad Vardhaman Residency 2000: Flats, Row-Houses, Jain Mandir and Jain Sthanak for Jain community Siddhi Arcade 2002: Commercial complex with a lavish banquet named “Riddhi Siddhi” Siddhi Vinayak Apartment 2003: 2BHK budget Apartments Khinvasara Park East 2003: Premium open residential plots in 20 acres of area right in the heart of the city Siddhi Heights 2004: 2, 3 and 4 BHK luxury apartment project Khinvasara Nakshtra 2006: Well developed open residential and commercial plot colony project, very close to Aurangabad Cantonment area, (sold out within few hours of launch) Khinvasara Lawns 2008: Open lawns for hosting events and functions in new Aurangabad spread over around 1 Lakh sq.ft. land parcel Satyajeet Hostel 2008: Aurangabad’s largest, 200 rooms hostel, just in the heart of the city for employees and students. Well equipped with modern facilities like 24 hours hot and cold water, tea/coffee vending machine, internet café, Gym, meditation room, salon, washing machine room for self-use. Lockers, canteen etc. Amba Cinetorium 2009: Equipped with latest technologies and modern facilities in the heart of the city Apsara Cinetorium 2009: Equipped with latest technologies and modern facilities in the heart of the city Khinvasara Estates 2010: Colony Project, premium open residential plots very close to Waluj Industrial Estate on Aurangabad Pune High-way Khinvasara Fort 2012: A premium heritage habitat with 2-3 BHK apartments and Row-Houses at Khinvasara Park East Orange Elite 2012: 2 BHK apartments and 3 BHK Row-House project, very close to Waluj industrial estate and CIDCO mahanagar Orange Pride 2012: Premium apartment project, very close to Waluj industrial estate and CIDCO mahanagar Orange Square 2012: The first organized shopping complex project amongst all in Waluj township August Homes is a unique lifestyle project by Khinvasara Group, a name synonymous with trust, transparency and quality since the last 54 years. The name “August” itself finds it’s belonging, to the noble and dignified elites. August Homes is a mélange of 75 pristine abodes which define upscale living. PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS • 75 exclusive bungalow styled 3 and 4 BHK Homes • 25 showroom spaces • Space for Hyper market • Health club with guest rooms SPECIAL FEATURES • Comfortable upscale living • Lavish 3 and 4 BHK homes with extra large spaces • Bungalow styled planned spaces in homes • Designed as per Vastushastra guidelines • Privacy for each home • Designed to have maximum natural light and cross ventilation • Servant rooms (optional) • Large private terrace and coffee decks AMENITIES • Electronic security system and ready internet connectivity • Ample parking space • Reticulated gas pipe line for gas supply • Rain water
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