Mythreyi Ameyavana Multistorey Apartments Area Range 1226 - 1742sq.ft., Located in JP Nagar, Bangalore available with 2BHK Apartments and 3BHK Apartments.
Description:
Wake up to the symphony of birds in the morning and let the fresh wind caress you. Soothe your eyes with the verdant greenery surrounding you and be mesmerized at the neighboring natural rock formations. The scenic view in the forefront and the thought of having a cup of coffee at your own private terrace induce a feeling of being closer to the nature. If you are wondering which weekend getaway nature resort we are describing, be surprised to know that the landscape in discussion resides in the center of Urban Bangalore. The word ‘Ameyavana’ eloquently translates as a lush green forest.
The natural landscape of ‘Ameyavana’ takes you on a voyage back in time when homes were nestled in the midst of nature, witnessing the nature in its purest form. ‘Ameyavana’ is an earnest attempt of creating a natural habitat resembling elevations similar to a forest in the urban jungle called Bangalore. ‘Ameyavana’ epitomizes Mythreyi’s convention of blending tradition with modernity.
‘Ameyavana’ is conveniently located in JP Nagar 9th phase with easy accessibility from both Uttarahalli JP Nagar 2nd phase as well as from Bannerghatta Road. ‘Ameyavana' is spread over approximately 5 Acres of land area and consists of approximately 336 apartments in combinations of 2, 2.5, 3 B/R and 3 BR Duplex apartments. ‘Ameyavana’ comes equipped with the most modern amenities and includes two sprawling club houses, a designer spa, a tennis court, two swimming pools and other standard Indoor and outdoor play zones to just name a few.
Amenities:
Unique parking design using the natural lay of the land.
Easy exit & entry points across the project parking area.
Disabled friendly design.
Infinity pool/s @ Ground level.
Two club Houses with segregated Utility zones.
Party Hall.
Jacuzzi / Sauna / Steam.
Internationally designed SPA.
Designer Landscapes.
Tennis courts.
Kids play area.
Basketball court.
Elegantly designed seating arrangements across the common areas.
Amphitheatre.
Water bodies.
Entry feature.
Centralised LPG .
Easy exit & entry points across the project parking area.
Disabled friendly design.
Infinity pool/s @ Ground level.
Two club Houses with segregated Utility zones.
Party Hall.
Jacuzzi / Sauna / Steam.
Internationally designed SPA.
Designer Landscapes.
Tennis courts.
Kids play area.
Basketball court.
Elegantly designed seating arrangements across the common areas.
Amphitheatre.
Water bodies.
Entry feature.
Centralised LPG .
Bangalore has emerged as a clear preference for sectors like
office and retail, while coming a close third n the residential and hospitality
according to Cushman & Wakefield, a real estate research firm. In its
report Cushman & Wakefield GRI India Real Estate Investment report 2009:
'Survival to Revival - Indian realty sector on the path to recovery,' the firm said
that Bangalore is expected to see the highest demand for office space in the
period 2009 - 2013 with approximately 34 million sq.ft.
The expected recovery in the IT/ITeS sector would have a positive
effect on the demand in Bangalore. The demand for retail sector is also
expected to be the highest in Bangalore with approximately 7 million sq. ft.
while demand for residential is expected to be approximately 570,000 units over
2009 2013. The hospitality sector in Bangalore too is forecast to register the
highest compounded annual growth of about 26 per cent in demand, followed by
NCR at 24 per cent and Pune at 23 per cent. The city of hennai is expected to
witness the second highest demand for office space in India between 2009 to
2013 with a projected cumulative 27.2 million sq ft and the city also holds the
fifth largest demand share for retail and hospitality space demand in India.
Anurag Mathur, managing director, India, Cushman & Wakefield
said that the office market in Chennai has seen a renewed interest from the corporate
sector. Good infrastructure, high quality construction and competitive pricing
would be the key reasons for the location to see high demand from corporate sector.
Hyderabad is expected to witness office demand of 16.6
million sq. ft. over a five year horizon and records the highest compounded
annual growth of approximately 28 per cent during 2009 - 2013 in the office sector
along with Pune and Kolkata. The residential demand for Hyderabad is expected
to be 290,000 units with the highest compounded annual growth of 14 per cent in
the next five years akin to Bangalore.
Mumbai Developers find redevelopment schemes lucrative
Redevelopment schemes are turning out to be lucrative option
for developers since they do not have to invest in land and end up in
developing properties at central locations for handsome profit.
Several old properties in the city dating back to the 1930s
were redeveloped in the 70s' and these are now in a bad state and need to be redeveloped,
says Anand Jog, director, Darode-Jog Properties. The redevelopment cell would
provide, guidance right from legal to engineering and from feasibility to implementation
of the project to the flat owners. So far, the company has worked on some five
projects and says that around seven to eight societies approach the company every
month.
Kumar Urban Development promoted by Pune builder Lalit Kumar
Jain has undertaken 12 projects in Mumbai and all the projects from Ghatkoper
to Andheri are redeveloped ones. Some of the builders in Pune have converted
the old style wadas into apartments and are now beginning to look at existing housing
societies. Yet another developer in Pune, Darode-Jog Properties, has opened a redevelopment
cell for old housing societies that are seeking a makeover. There are over
30,000 housing societies in the city which have been registered. At least 3% to
5% of these are eligible for redevelopment. However, there is not much awareness
on this count and residents often have no proper guidance on this.
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