India's most leading real estate builders and developers, 'ABIL Group', has announced a new partnership with the elite Italian fashion company Versace to develop a new exclusive residential project in South Mumbai.
ABIL Group and Versace are set to create a landmark in the real estate segment and lead in a new standard of branded luxury living in India. ABIL Group, also known as Avinash Bhosale Group, will come up with residential spaces designed by Versace that will offer the customers unique apartments combined with ultra-modern facilities.
Amit Bhosale, Managing Director of ABIL Group, in an interview said, "Versace Home resonates and personifies luxury with a global perspective. This association further solidifies ABIL's positioning as a foremost real estate luxury developer."
CEO Versace Group, GianGiacomo Ferraris said that Versace has been worldwide known for its fashion and luxury. Now through the interior design projects the brand aims to convey the ultimate expression of lifestyle.
"Our design projects are one-of-a kind, unique and exclusive thanks to our flexibility to adapt each projects according to our clients' needs; it was then natural for us to partner with ABIL Group that share our vision for the highest standards," he added.
Established in 1979, ABIL Group has had some most successful ventures in Mumbai like The Westin Hotel (Pune), Le Meridien (Nagpur) Sun-n-Sand Hotel (Pune) and others. Their strong branding and exceptional quality standards have helped them in expanding their hospitality business.
On choosing Mumbai as the main business area, the group believes that South Mumbai is considered the richest urban district in India. The real estate prices in South Mumbai are among the top ten worldwide. In Mumbai, demand and supply of luxury housing is improving and this residential property at Hughes Road will add another luxury high rise to South Mumbai's skyline.
ABIL Group has developed over 7.8 million square feet of residential and commercial property across strategic locations in Maharashtra and is in the process of developing approximately 14 million square feet of property across the state.