Responding to the request and interest shown by all section of buyers, TDI has brought in this scheme as a part of its customer friendly approach. Though the actual price of the apartments start from Rs. 68 Lacs, the scheme enables the buyer to own any one of these exquisite high rise apartments for as less as Rs 9 Lacs.

Launching the scheme, Mr. Kamal Taneja, Managing Director, TDIL said, “Launching this scheme for “Kingsbury Terraces” is just one way of bringing in more customer friendly and innovative approaches to serve our customers better. We will soon introduce many more innovative schemes for our other projects which will be of benefit to our valued customers.”

Owing to the location of the project in Kundli, the potential emerging hub of NCR, Kingsbury Terraces offer the best of world-class facilities and features. Residents of each of these Kingsbury apartments will have their select king size living space and style.

This is ensured by exclusive gated access, with the block sporting modern amenities like gymnasium, swimming pool, billiards room and community club to name the basic ones. Inter-flowing beautiful greenery and landscaping, State-of-the-art international standard elevations, terrace garden, four spacious bed rooms with hall, a separate servant room and balconies all around are a part of the world-class designs given to these apartments.

J C Sharma, Managing Director, Shobha Developers Limited (SDL) told reporters that Sobha Lifestyle is also the biggest villa project by the company in the city. The project is spread over fifty five acres with 165 villas measuring 5000, 7000 and 10,000 sq feet

The project cost is expected to be around Rs 250-260 crore and also it is expected that it will be completed by end of 2010, since the land owned by Rennaissance Developers is being jointly developed by Rennaissance and Sobha, he said.

The villas, ranging from price points of Rs 3 to Rs 5.1 crore, would have state-of-the-art club house, gymnasium with sauna and jacuzzi, swimming pool etc. Other amenities include amphitheatre, tennis court, jogging track and CCTV for security.

A senior Nagarjuna Construction official said that “We have plans to develop a multi storied building in Sohar in partnership with an Omani company. The apartment, which will be constructed at a cost of OMR 3 million, will have a number of modern amenities, together with health club and swimming pool.” He added that the identical tower apartment, which will be ready by 2010, will have 448 flats each.

In the Oman, Nagarjuna Construction is building the dualisation and realignment of Al Amerat Quriyat Road, a water network scheme in Sohar and initial civil work for Sama Dubai’s Yitti residential cum resort project. With a cost of OMR 56.5 million, the 7.5 kilometer long Wadi Adai Al Amerat road will be completed within 18 months. The project involves construction of 6 bridges of varying lengths, 9 box culverts and 1 single lane bridge. The total contract value of all Omani projects of Nagarjuna is around OMR 180 million.