BCD to unveil prime 900-unit Indian project at Bahrain expo
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The BCD Group, a leading Indian property development group, will be showcasing its prime project, Emprasa, at the Indian Property Investment Expo which opens tomorrow (March 16) at Westin Hotel City Centre Bahrain.
Spread over 9 acres, BCD Emprasa’s residential project features 9 modern towers of 9 floors, and 900 smart units. The project is surrounded by 12.5 acres of planned educational, healthcare, and commercial development.
The property, which perfectly reflects the personality of New Bengaluru: Bold, Modern & Proud, is strategically located only 30 minutes from Bengaluru’s international and domestic airport.
This exclusively designed, ultra-modern mini township offers elegantly designed 1RK and 2RK smart-sized homes at the most affordable price in the segment, stated the BCD Group, a fourth-generation company which has been in business for over 70 years.
The company currently led by Angad Singham Bedi is in a transformational phase as it moves steadily on Bedi’s vision to create a multi-faceted property conglomerate.
The Indian Property Investment Expo is a festival for those eyeing the latest innovative real estate developments in India, said the organisers.
A key highlight of the event, to be held from 10am to 8pm until March 18, is the pre-loan approval being provided to the investors by ICICI Bank.
BCD's Emprasa is providing a low entry point for the GCC’s expat community with returns of up to 8% guaranteed, noted Bedi.
"The Group today has been responsible for construction and development of over 60 million sq ft of projects across India, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and other parts of the world. We are single minded in ensuring that we build the trust of our investors by firstly putting our money, where our mouth is," he stated.
"To this end we use our own capital to fund our developers free from relying on banks. In the case of BCD Emprasa, we have completed 900 ready to move in units with keys and title deeds ready to pass on to investors," he added.-TradeArabia News Service
