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The Imperial Edge About The Imperial Edge The Imperial Edge would be located adjacent to The Imperial which is the flagship project of SD Corporation consisting of two residential towers of 60 storeys each; at 253 meters (827 feet) above mean sea level they are India’s tallest. The Imperial is a landmark meant for the connoisseurs of high living has set a new benchmark in luxury living in India redefining opulence and surpassing current benchmarks by a long way. The site for The Imperial Edge Is located in the prime location of Tardeo in South Mumbai and nestled amidst premium localities of South Mumbai viz. Altamount Road, Pedder Road, Breach Candy. Designed by Hafeez Contractor this tower will have exclusive 3 bedrooms. It would possess a treasure of 46 tastefully designed which will redefine the luxury apartment bracket within the city of Mumbai. Unit types The layout of the apartments in The Imperial Edge would be similar. There would however be a very small difference in the areas of the apartments. ➢ 3 Bedroom Homes Building Description o All Residential building o 17 levels of Automated / Mechanized parking o Followed by approx 2 levels for the Club o Followed by approx 25 - 26 levels to accommodate the lush residences. o Total no of units - 46 Current status Project to be launched in October 2013 Branding & Positioning The Imperial Edge is not sharing branding with The Imperial and have a separate independent identity; however the positioning is on par with that of The Imperial which is super luxury apartments at a premium locality. Hence in a nutshell we have positioned it as the best and the most luxurious apartments located in the best locality. Key USPs of the project o Located at the heart of plush South Mumbai, nestled between Altamount Road, Pedder Road & Breach Candy o Each apartment exquisitely crafted - Luxury fixtures & fittings within the apartment o Only 2 apartments on each floor o 4 mts (approx 13 ft) Floor to ceiling height o Wrap around deck area on 3 sides of the apartment o Exclusive lift lobbies for each apartment. o 17 levels of state of the art automated / mechanized parking o 2 leveled ultra modern club house for the exclusive use of the residents o Residents of The Imperial Edge would also benefit from access to the paid membership to the Club at The Imperial which would be managed by the Taj Group. The Club would be a class apart with its own independent identity and offering international standard services at par with five star hospitality. The club at The Imperial would be a club fit for a connoisseur and will have a select membership consisting of the residents and the elite of the city. .

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