As birds seek solace in their nests, humans also have an innate longing to find a safe and welcoming place that they can call their own. Our homes are where we form lasting memories, nurture family bonds, and make decisions that shape our lives. A sanctuary that shelters us and provides a sense of belonging. It forms the fulcrum of our life, the nucleus from which all our daily experiences extend.

Spatial design has witnessed a cultural shift, where we have increasingly gravitated towards human-centred design. Office spaces are being designed with the intent of enabling people, where the focus is now on putting the human before design to facilitate collaboration, creativity, community and wellbeing.

An enhanced lifestyle is what’s on the mind for the sophisticated pursuers of luxury global properties. These homebuyers have travelled the world, they know their tastes and have a definite predilection for the pinnacle of excellence in quality, comforts and design along with unrivalled privacy.

Is design only about aesthetics? Aasif Lanewala, Assistant Vice President Interior Design, believes design is important on an everyday basis because it goes much beyond aesthetics. “Design is a holistic process where aesthetic is a part, and the practicality and usability is another. We don't realize this, but it helps our everyday life, like a properly planned house will make living your life better.”

"People and the places where they reside are engaged in a continuing set of exchanges; they have determinate, mutual effects upon each other because they are part of a single, interactive system,” opines scholar and author William Sax in one of his works.

Oberoi Garden City Goregaon! A vision that transformed this quiet idyllic western suburb of Mumbai to become a benchmark of new urbanism in India.

With an extensive expertise in the residential segment, and marquee offerings across hospitality, retail, social infrastructure and a bustling commercial development (International Business Park), Oberoi Realty is committed to placemaking and enriching lives by emphasizing on contemporary architecture, design sensibilities and quality construction.

Innovative office spaces and the right work environment have the potential to transform the fortunes of workspace morale, bottom-lines and overall satisfaction amongst its people.

By placing customer-centric design as its foundation stone, Oberoi Realty practices a conscientious philosophy called ‘Design Thinking’. We strive for the purest form in terms of aesthetics - simple, clean and luxurious concepts.

The incapability of addressing these very essential needs of citizens by providing quality living spaces has been a major setback. Over many years, certain mixed-use developments have come up in various cities in the form of townships. Oberoi Realty believes that integrated developments offer much more than quality accommodation. They also come with supporting social infrastructure such as schools, malls, hotels, hospitals and other similar setups. The idea is to offer residents everything they need right in the neighborhood. Even commercial hubs are readily accessible, adding to the upcoming way of work-life balance.

In the last few decades, cities have grown at a breakneck speed often resulting in congestion. Lack of infrastructure, increase in traffic and travel times have made urban citizens gasping for time, space and freedom.

‘Green building’ became a buzzword several years ago as a benchmark of good developers offering customers sustainable lifestyles.

Today is World Biodiversity Day and to commemorate it we decided to put together a Nature Walk around our ecosystem at Oberoi Garden City, Goregaon. It’s been over 20 years of developing this project and one of the conscious things we did was to preserve the Oberoi Garden City Hilltop.

The idea of an office space has been evolving over time and modern workspaces are starkly different from what they used to be. Long gone are the days of jobs that kept us confined to cubicles.

Work is a key component of our lives. As we grow increasingly more connected through technology, it becomes difficult to separate work from our personal lives. As work overheads increase, it’s increasingly difficult to truly disconnect from work and just enjoy our personal time without stress and anxiety.

As cities continuously keep expanding their real estate footprint, it’s quite a challenge to find a home with a view that inspires and motivates you to take on the day. An open and beautiful view is often a rarity that is only marketed as an exclusive commodity.

Remember that feeling of reinvigoration the last time you went out for a walk in the park? Or your last trek where your lungs last experienced fresh, clean air? How about the joy your kids felt when you walked around the garden identifying various plants, trees and birds that you came across?

Classically defined as areas that are green, accessible and open to the sky, open spaces in residential townships are proving to be increasingly important. Open spaces can be further classified into various terms or definitions like green space, urban greenery, public space, public gardens and parks.

Colonies and Community living of the past bring a great sense of nostalgia. Planned celebrations, children playing together, walkable distance to school, shops, entertainment and recreation facilities was community life in its truest sense. Some believe that these sentiments are a thing of the past. We think otherwise. Integrated developments today offer you a chance to recreate a strong community life with today’s needs and requirements in mind.

Climate change is one of the biggest crises facing the world today. Most of us are experiencing its effects in multiple ways such as increased heat waves, distressed fresh water supplies, increased frequency and intensity of urban floods and erratic weather patterns.

The Indian government has been hugely successful in accelerating vaccination across the country. Additionally, the recent news of administering 1 billion vaccination doses has encouraged people to get back to their routine and boosted employee confidence to return to their workplaces. Along with this, corporates took the initiative of vaccinating their employees and continued following strict safety protocols at their offices.

There was a time not too long ago, when the words ‘technology’ and ‘real estate’ did not get along. The world of builders and developers did not embrace technology as fervently as other sectors and services did and this has changed drastically during the pandemic years.

Infrastructure and real estate growth have always been interlinked. They are also one of the key contributors to the overall economic growth of the country.

Owning a home offers a sense of security and stability especially in emergencies / uncertainties such as the covid-19 pandemic. Post the crisis, home buyers have realised the importance of owning versus renting and the benefits of living

In real estate, it is often said that 'location is everything'. This sentiment was true a decade ago when homebuyers did not wish to move beyond certain neighbourhoods and their address was an indicator of a better quality of life.

The ongoing pandemic has structurally transformed our requirements from a home. Since in recent times and due to the ongoing pandemic, we have been spending a lot of time at home which therefore has led to the emergence of needs which earlier were thought of as luxury but are now a necessity.

"Home is where memories are created, families prosper, relationships blossom and friendships are strengthened. To sum it up-Home is where Life is cherished".

Ever since India marched towards becoming world's largest developing nation, Mumbai has marked its place as the 'Urbs Primus in Indis' - India's primary city.

Mumbai has grown by leaps and bounds and Andheri East happens to be a neighbourhood which has earned a reputation of being one of the best residential areas in Mumbai.

Home is where the heart is!
How often do we hear that? However, in these times your home is not just your haven, but also the only space that is completely safe, and completely yours.

The growing infrastructure combined with the presence of renowned IT firms and seamless connectivity to important business hubs makes Goregaon one of the most lucrative real estate hotspots for luxury living.

Let’s look at some of the factors that make township living much preferable for the home buyers of India’s financial capital, Mumbai. 

Read on to discover why this is the best time to buy an Oberoi Realty home.

Here are a few things that show how Oberoi Realty homes are perfectly planned for families.

Here are some of the unique features of Sky City, a one-of-its-kind residential living experience in the western suburbs of Mumbai. 

Mumbai, the maximum city always offers spaces to accommodate people with ‘aspirations’ and ‘ambitions’, maintaining the old-world charm and fast pace of the modern life.

With its proximity to both the eastern and western nerve centres of the city, Mulund is the fastest growing suburb in Mumbai today. With a vast green cover, ease of access to all social

Large, comfortable, airy homes built to international standards, offering luxurious amenities, nestled in an eco-friendly

Goods and Services Act (GST) is a national indirect tax that was implemented on the 1st of July 2017. Before GST, there was a multi-level taxation system – including VAT, Service Tax, excise duty and more - that affected not just homebuyers, but almost all businesses.

A 10.6 km long stretch in Mumbai linking the Western Suburb Jogeshwari to Eastern Suburb Vikhroli, Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road or JVLR is one of Mumbai’s most significant arterial roads.

Mumbai is a fast-paced city that’s bursting at the seams – One of its most popular neighbourhoods being Mulund. Also known as The Prince of the Suburbs (and rightfully so), Mulund is surprisingly unlike any other locale you’ve seen. Let’s find out what sets it apart!

Mumbai has always been a city of dreams, a big draw for people from across the country. As the city flourished and grew over the years, attracting more and more people, the island city began to run out of space to accommodate all its residents.

The financial capital of the country, Mumbai is also perhaps one of the most gracious ones. For decades now, the city has welcomed all with open arms. And everyone who has lived and worked in the city has been captivated by it, its cacophony and madness notwithstanding.