Rohan Lifescapes Arihant By Rohan Lifescapes Mumbai

Off Navalkar Lane, Opposite Nityanand Hotel, Prarthana Samaj, VP Road, Near Girgaon, Mumbai, Mumbai

Rohan Lifescapes Mumbai

" Since its inception in 1996, Rohan Lifescapes has been at the forefront of developing innovative spaces and services keeping in mind today's surging demand for quality and housing services of the highest order. With a team of seasoned professionals, over 20 years of expertise and an everlasting legacy of transforming Mumbai – the city of dreams, the group has carved a niche for itself in the expansive, fiercely competitive and captivating real estate business. Under the tutelage of the founder and visionary Mr. Harresh Mehta, Rohan Lifescapes has grown from a humble idea to a flourishing enterprise that has left its footprints and seal of excellence across the skyline of Mumbai city. With a little over two decades of expansion in the South Mumbai Redevelopment Space, an impressive track record, 27 projects, 6.5 million sq.ft. and 5000 customers, the group has made massive inroads towards building the city of tomorrow. All its projects are tastefully designed, make optimal use of space, contain wide open areas, deliver fascinating 360 degree views and provide a gratifying leisure experience. Amongst the group's most illustrious project is 'The Ruby', India's finest and tallest commercial space centrally located at Dadar. Other gems include Aashiana at Nepean Sea Road, Shiv Tapi at Gamdevi, Rameshwaram at Prabhadevi, Rushabh at Prarthana Samaj, Siddhesh Darshan and Ridhhi Siddhi at Khetwadi and Siddhesh Jyoti at Balaram Street. Currently, the group is developing 13 landmarks at premium locations such as Nepean Sea Road, Altamount Road, Prabhadevi, Parel, Prarthana Samaj, Khetwadi, C P Tank, Matunga and Ghatkopar. The group has over 50 prime land parcels across the MMR region such as Breach Candy, Malabar Hill, Chowpatty, Hughes Road, Worli, Prarthana Samaj, Santacruz and Powai. This will ensure years of development and a lifetime of happiness for the residents to come."