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A CENTRAL LOCATION THAT BRINGS A WEALTH OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES LAUNCHING BOUTIQUE OFFICES CHEMBUR Proposed Elevation MahaRERA Registration No. P51800025299 | Website http://maharera.mahaonline.gov.in SEAMLESS CONNECTIVITY MAKES IT THE MOST DESIRED BUSINESS DISTRICT IN MUMBAI Airport Santacruz - Chembur Link Rd Eastern Express Highway BKC Chembur Bandra Western Express Highway Monorail Sion Ghatkopar - Mankhurd Link Road NEW CHEMBUR (EAST) CUFF PARADE Matunga Proposed View Dadar Bandra Worli Sea Link Wadala Worli ARABIAN SEA AN OFFICE SPACE THAT'S MORE THAN JUST Lower Parel AN HEALTHY WORKING ENVIRONMENT Mahalaxmi Eastern Freeway Café & waiting Grand entrance Robust security lounge & drop-off lobby Malabar LEGEND Hill Eastern Freeway CST Eastern Expressway Convenieces of Dedicated pantries Elevators for owners, Santacruz - Chembur Link Rd retail just an elevator & washrooms in visitors, service Fort ride away every office Upcoming Sion - BKC Road providers & staff Nariman Western Express Highway Point Ghatkopar - Mankhurd Link Road PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS Monorail Station Monorail Station Sion (Central line) - 10 mins Sion - BKC Elevated Domestic & International Commercial Tower G+1 Retail Chembur to Jacob Mankhurd & Arya Samaj GTB Nagar (Harbour) - 8 mins Road - 19 mins Airport - 30 mins Circle - 2 mins walk Chowk - 2 mins walk Wadala (Harbour and Trans 15 Office Floors Harbour/ Western) - 10 mins No. Of Basements 1 Podium 2 Levels Unit Size Range 602 to 1440 sq.ft. (Rera Carpet Area) Navi Mumbai via Thane - via the Nariman Point & Upcoming Navi Mumbai Upcoming Metro Line 4 from Elevators 6+1 (Service Elevator) Ghatkopar - Mankhurd Eastern Express Fort via the Eastern Airport - 50 mins Colaba-Bandra-Santacruz & Link Road - 33 mins Highway - 36 mins Freeway- 39 mins Upcoming Metro Line 3 from Wadala-Thane-Kasarvadavali OUR LEGACY OF COMMERCIAL SPACES Actual Image Actual Image The Capital, BKC Platina, BKC Actual Image Actual Image Trade Centre, BKC Glenmark, Andheri OUR LEGACY 5 Decades Of 20,000+ 150 MNC Excellence Happy Families Clients 40+ Awards For 4.21 Million Sq.m Excellence In Realty Developed, Ongoing & Future Site Address: The Epicentre, Off Eastern Freeway, BEST Colony, Near Shivaji Chowk, Chembur East, Mumbai – 400088. MahaRERA Registration No. P51800025299 | Website http://maharera.mahaonline.gov.in Disclaimer: The information provided in this document including all pictures, images, plans, drawings, amenities, dimensions, elevations, illustrations, facilities, features, specifications, other information, etc. mentioned are indicative of the kind of development that is proposed and are subject to the approval from the competent authorities. Pictures, visuals, perspective views of the building, model, furniture and maps are as per architectural drawings and the same shall be constructed subject to approvals of competent authorities and shall be in compliance of RERA Acts and Rules and Regulations. The commercial units shall be in a bare shell condition. The Project is mortgaged to Piramal Capital. T&C Apply*..

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