Tribeca eyes 8-12 projects in 3 years under new plotted housing arm

Tribeca launches a new vertical, Tribeca Estates, to focus on plotted developments, luxury villas, and hospitality-led townships across key Indian cities

realty sector, real estate, housing
The company, however, did not comment on planned investment figures or the extent of its current land bank.
Sanket Koul Delhi
2 min read Last Updated : May 08 2025 | 11:05 PM IST
Tribeca Developers, the licensed partner of the Trump Organisation in India, is planning to launch 8 to 12 projects over the next three years with its foray into plotted developments, branded villas and hospitality-led projects through a new vertical—Tribeca Estates.
 
Dharam Mehta, managing partner of Tribeca Estates, told Business Standard that the vertical aims to develop world-class, fully integrated communities around major Indian cities, offering planned plotted developments, ultra-luxury villas and curated five-star amenities.
 
“Over the next three years, Tribeca Estates is aiming to launch 8 to 12 projects across key growth markets,” Mehta said.
 
He added that Tribeca Estates is looking to target the Mumbai–Pune corridor for its debut, with the company expected to launch its first two projects in the region. “We are aiming to leverage the region’s rising demand for premium gated living and easy access to both cities,” he said.
 
The company, however, did not comment on planned investment figures or the extent of its current land bank.
 
“We are envisioning a rapid yet strategic rollout. As the demand for gated, high-design villa communities is accelerating, we see a massive opportunity to become the market leader in this segment,” Mehta said. 
 
He added that the company will also explore collaborations with global hospitality brands for its upcoming projects in the sector.
 
“We will actively collaborate with world-renowned hospitality brands as well as best-in-class domestic partners to bring five-star services and experiences to our communities—from concierge and clubhouse operations to wellness and food and beverage (F&B) programming,” Mehta added.
 
Tribeca’s entry into the plotted and hospitality-led segment comes a month after it ventured into rental housing with the launch of Trilive. The first project under the platform is located in Mumbai’s Andheri area.
 
In a related development, Tribeca Developers also announced plans in March 2025 for the Trump Organisation’s first branded commercial office tower in Pune, Maharashtra. The firm launched Gurugram’s second Trump-branded residential project last month.
 
The Trump Organisation currently has six projects across four Indian cities—Mumbai, Pune, Gurugram and Kolkata. Of these, five are luxury residential developments, while one is a commercial office project.

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