AN EXTRAORDINARY LEGEND
The Free Press Journal|December 01, 2024
Dr Niranjan Hiranandani, the epic superstar of India's realty industry, is a visionary cloaked in practicality
Andrea Costa Bir
AN EXTRAORDINARY LEGEND

You entered the realty business and brought a certain credibility and flair to your own brand and the realty industry at large. What inspired you then about realty, still inspire you today?

When we embarked on our journey in the real estate industry 40 years ago, we were captivated by the opportunity to redefine living standards and build communities where aspiring individuals could thrive together. The idea of transforming high-quality mixed-use townships into tangible, impactful developments was thrilling and gave our work a profound sense of purpose. It still brings immense satisfaction to witness our townships continue to innovate, elevate lifestyle, and positively influence communities. The drive to continually raise the bar in sustainability, design, and quality remains as strong as ever.

What was your motivation to provide an enhanced lifestyle to people?

The group's mission was to create urban utopian living and a master-planned township to emerge as the city's new centre of gravity. The bustling commercial hub, vibrant residences, and engaging retail were aimed at notching up the standard of living of Hiranandani citizens.

Our townships were aptly designed to blend sustainable development and community living ecosystems.

Today, township living is a testament to the comfort, convenience, and connectivity that enhance the quality of life. This sets an example for the fraternity to follow suit.

During this process, you obviously faced umpteen challenges. Could you give us an insight into some of the issues and how you overcame them?

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