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2 Million
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4000+
FAMILIES STRONG.
2 Million
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50+
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OUR STORY
New India Constructions was born of a concrete vision to lead change and drive excellence in construction to new heights. With a legacy dating back to 1972, the company was founded under the able leadership of
Shri.Ashokbhai P. Shah & Shri. Niranjanbhai P. Shah. Over the years, it has completed more than 50 landmark projects, covering 2 million square feet of built-up area.
OUR FEATURED PROJECT
The G+12 storied elevation is a tribute to Ultra Spacious and Grand Living.
Every apartment at KAILAS Sadan has a floor to ceiling height of an incredible 10.6 ft. (3.3 mtr slab to slab height) This is a rarity in comparison to the current standards, which is what makes it an extraordinary feature. It’s our way of taking the benchmark higher and offering you what complements your high status.
Gautam Dhan
Gautam Dhan, one of the largest land parcels on Dadabhai Road. Offering 2 BHK, 3 BHK & Jodi Apartments with decks, across 4 towers – G+11 floors (3.1m slab-to-slab height) and G+9 floors (3.05m). Carpet areas range 688–1362 sq. ft. Residents enjoy 35+ lifestyle amenities including a swimming pool, clubhouse, and landscaped zones.
Located in Vile Parle (West), close to top schools and lifestyle hubs, Gautam Dhan redefines modern luxury living.
Anamika
Discover thoughtfully designed 1.5,2 & 3 BHK residences at Anamika, perfectly located near Andheri East Station. With seamless connectivity to the Western Express Highway, Airport, Railway & Metro, Anamika ensures unmatched convenience for modern urban living.
A prime address for those seeking comfort, accessibility, and a vibrant lifestyle in the heart of the city.
