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Chembur a World Full of Possibilities CHEMBUR A WORLD FULL OF POSSIBILITIES. A LOCATION SO EXTRAORDINARY, CHEMBUR: THE FLOURISHING HUB OF YOU’LL FIND EVERYTHING NEARBY. INFRASTRUCTURE. Chembur has witnessed a radical evoluon in the past few years. It has transformed itself into a hot desnaon of residenal, commercial and educaonal enterprises. SA N TAC THA N E RU Z CHEMBUR TRAIN C FORT 15.8 KM BKC 14.9 KM H STATION E Y M A W B S U S BANDRA R E L R I N VA SHI P KURLA K RO A D E X L C O MPLEX V E MULUND 25.0 KM M.I.D.C 18.4 KM N A P CHEMBUR N MONORAIL O I STATION S DIAMOND G THANE 28.7 KM SEEPZ 24.5 KM GARDEN R A V.N. P U R A V M A R DEONAR BUS DEPOT M G .S. NHAVA .B L OMA HOSPITAL SHEVA VASHI 17.8 KM AIRPORT 15.0 KM Y A R.K. STUDIO W SHIVAJI CHOWK H I G ST. GREGORIOS H S HIGH SCHOOL S GOLF CLUB E R P E X E T N U BASANT R O E T R CINEMA S L A I E A R O N O M BUS STATIONS HOSPITALS RESTAURANTS Maitri Park State Transport Bus Stop Oma Hospital Blend & Brew WADALA MONORAIL Khardev Nagar Bus Stop Horizon Eye Hospital Wild Orchids STATION MUMBAI TRANS-HARBOUR LINK Deonar BEST Bus Colony Sameer Nursing Home Astrix MUMBAI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT B.A.R.C. Ivy Restaurant and Banquets AND RESEARCH CAMPUS Chembur Post Oce Sunny Hospital VIDYALANKAR N Bar & Grill INSTITUTE Parker Hospital OF TECHNOLOGY LEGEND India Bistro EASTERN EXPRESS EASTERN FREEWAY HIGHWAY Jhama Sweets Y TRAIN STATIONS A W VIGS Restaurant E E R SANTACRUZ CHEMBUR SCHOOLS F MONORAIL ROUTE Govandi Staon N LINK ROAD E R S T E A Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Chembur Staon SION PANVEL High School L.B.S. MARG EXPRESSWAY RETAIL SEWRI Sevasadan Special School Shoppers Stop MUMBAI TRANS- A.F.A.C. English School MAP NOT TO SCALE HARBOUR LINK MONORAIL K-Star Mall Saraswa Vidyalaya F O RT V.N.P. & R.C. Marg Chembur is one of the fastest growing and increasingly populated suburbs in Ferlizer Township St. Gregorios High School Eastern Mumbai, with many points in its favour: Chembur CLUBS • Enhanced Connecvity: Eastern Express Highway, Eastern Freeway, Santacruz Chembur Link Road, Chembur Gymkhana Monorail, Proposed road from BKC to Sion AIRPORT Bombay Presidency Golf Club • Excellent social infrastructure: Malls, Restaurants, Golf Course, Hospitals, Schools, etc. PARKS Sindhi Society Gymkhana Santacruz Domesc Airport • City's greenest zones keeps temperature lower than the city Acres Club Diamond Garden Chhatrapa Shivaji Internaonal Airport • Strong cultural roots with Chembur fesval as the highlight Dr. H. D. Pal Garden Most real estate development focused on 2 & 3 bedroom residences, while the demand for 1 bedroom Green Fields Private Park and studio residences has been growing rapidly. Given that this is an ideal locaon for families in dierent life-stages, Chembur is on its way to becoming the next big residenal desnaon of Mumbai. Sandu Udayan APPRECIATING FUTURE CURATING A FAIRY TALE CHILDHOOD FOR YOUR KID. CFI Appreciaon of property prices in Chembur have gone up by more than 200% in the last 8 years. In addion, the connecvity 9.1/10 of these areas to the business districts of the island city, a superior quality of social infrastructure and truly cosmopolitan nature are helping Chembur rapidly become the most preferred desnaon for real estate purchases. Child friendly is the new index of preference. Real estate has begun to use a new measure, ‘The Child Friendliness Index’, Capital Value Trend (INR/sq..) to assess locaons based on three parameters key for children – the number of schools, hospitals and parks and their proximity to the locaons being assessed. This index uses a scale of 0 to 10, with 10 being rated as the most 30000 child-friendly. 24011 Chembur scores a whopping 9.1 on The Child Friendliness Index, 25000 21517 thus proving that it is the best locaon to bring up a child in Mumbai. 22905 20000 15330 20940 15000 12500 Source: Housing.com CFI map 14387 10706 10000 12305 7470 5000 Average Capital Values 0 Source - propeqity price trend 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Dec 2017 Investment Potenal • Steady Upwards trend in Residenal Absorpon in the last 3 years averaging to 550 units per quarter • Average Density of 20,765 people per square kilometer in Chembur as against 30,000 in Mumbai (30% less) • Upcoming Infra Projects: Mumbai Monorail Project Phase II, Mumbai Trans-Harbour Link and Proposed Internaonal Airport, Navi Mumbai Mood Image BETTER AIR, BETTER LIFE. Mumbai’s air quality had deteriorated during the early part of February 2018, as The System of Air Quality Weather Forecasng and Research (SAFAR) recorded an average Air Quality Index (AQI) as 271 (poor). However, Chembur’s AQI score was a pleasant surprise as it was the lowest at 119.This proved that Chembur enjoys a cleaner Source: Times of India, February 7, 2018 quality of air. With beer air quality, it is also well situated to oer a beer quality of life vis-à-vis the rest of Mumbai. Mood Image Mood Image WELCOME TO In this extraordinary locaon, nding a luxurious lifestyle that answers everybody’s need is not a cakewalk. It needs a vision to bring alive a lifestyle that reimagines the Mumbai life at an excing new level. Anantya, realizes this through its wide range of Studio, 1 BHK, 1.5 BHK, 2 BHK and 3 BHK homes. Arst’s Impression Arst’s Impression Arst’s Impression Arst’s Impression MASTER LAYOUT T-4 T-5 T-3 PHASE 1 T-2 T-6 T-1 T-8 T-7 40 Acres of Overall Proposed Development. Phase-I Development of 13 Acres. N EXPLORE NEW WAYS TO UNWIND EVERY DAY. Life is lived in moments. Some are shared with loved ones and some are best enjoyed alone. Whatever be your preference, our extensive collecon of recreaonal amenies ensures you get the best out of every moment. KIDS’ INDOOR AREA | TODDLER PLAY ZONES | JOGGING & WALKING TRACKS | SWIMMING POOL KIDS‘ POOL | SKATING RINK | SENIOR CITIZENS’ AREA | GYMNASIUM | FITNESS CENTER | CLUBHOUSE MULTIPURPOSE HALL | SPACE FOR RETAIL Mood Image Mood Image Mood Image Mood Image Mood Image Mood Mood Image Arst’s Impression Mood Image IMAGINE WAKING UP TO THESE BREATHTAKING VIEWS. EVERYDAY. North view South view Fort Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust Eastern Express Highway Powai Eastern Seaboard Vikhroli Sion Panvel Highway Andheri East B.A.R.C. Hill East view West view Palm Beach Road Eastern Express Highway Eastern Freeway Airport New Bombay S.C.L.R. B.K.C. R.C.F. Colony Eastern Freeway ABOUT THE CREATORS Aquaria Grande, Imperial Heights, Borivali (W) Goregaon Actual Image R Solitaire, Powai The incepon of Radius Developers happened in 2014 in Mumbai, India. Our expansive portfolio comprises of stunning luxury residenal and commercial ecosystems, ONE BKC, Bandra spanning across ultra-luxury to the aordable luxury segments. Our magnanimous growth in just 4 years is a testament to our excellent and consistent performance. It is also the story of Radius becoming one of the leading developers in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region with internaonal presence. Our customer rst philosophy echoes in everything we do and every small lile detail we plan for you meculously. That’s why we are Built Around You. A legacy of over four decades Arst’s Impression Arst’s Over 20 million sq. of proposed development Actual Image 21 landmark projects in the pipeline Developed by The Wadhwa Group during Mr. Chhabria’s tenure Chhabria’s during Mr. Group The Wadhwa by Developed The Capital, Presence in Mumbai Metropolitan Region BKC, Bandra Viceroy Park Dahisar (W) Actual Image Actual Image Magathane, Vikhroli Borivali Mumbai Deserve Builders has established itself as a key player in execung large scale projects with a disnct focus on re-development projects. The company now aims to provide landmark Arst’s Impression developments in residenal and commercial segments across Mumbai and other upcoming cies. Arst’s Impression Deserve Corporate Oce, Kalina, Mumbai Elite, The company has steadily developed experse and acquired acumen in conceptualizing and Lucknow developing these projects across the city. Since its incepon in 2006, the company aims to provide premium luxury residences to its customers in various strategic locaons. Within a short span of me, and backed ably by a young and dynamic workforce, the company is now on a strong growth platform with a huge land bank and a number of premium projects in the pipeline. Our ability to manage projects is well supported by our esteemed partners and associates. Arst’s Impression Arst’s Arst’s Impression R Radius Care Desk : 1800 121 9090 Site Address: Anantya, Near Shivaji Chowk, Of. Eastern Freeway, Behind R.C.F. Colony, Chembur, Mumbai - 400 074. Correspondence Address: ONE BKC, A-Wing 1401, B.K.C., Bandra (East), Mumbai - 400 051. The project has been registered via MahaRERA Registraion No. P51800005533 & P51800009827 and is available on the website htps://maharera.mahaonline.gov.in under registered projects..
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