Dubai: JP Infra Mumbai Pvt Ltd, an Indian developer, recently organised a preview of its projects in Mumbai for investors in Dubai.
Launched in 2007, JP Infra has a portfolio of commercial, retail and residential complexes. The developer is now expanding in Mumbai and other major cities.
It has 12 ongoing projects at prime locations — Worli, Khar, Juhu, Andheri, Goregaon and Mira Road.
They include JP Decks in Goregaon East, a 38-storey residential tower with two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom apartments, Chalet Amar at Juhu which includes a therapy pool, spa, rooftop meditation garden, valet and concierge services, Unity Tower in Worli and JP North in Mira Road.
The company has completed three projects with total saleable area of 3,89,000 sq ft.
“We strongly believe in developing the skylines while ensuring that the blueprints see the light of the day and delivered on time. We strive to make living a pleasure and work a joy, by implementing our ideas into square feet.,” said Manoj Asrani, head of marketing, JP Infra.
“Skyscrapers are the best means of addressing major economic and geographic challenges facing cities today, but with countries like India, I feel there is a rising significance of the country’s economy on the global platform. However at other locations, layout projects work well in order to create a conducive environment for the inhabitants. At JP Infra, all our efforts are driven towards creating value for our customers, partners and the community,” Asrani added.
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