Improving life expectancy is expected to drive the share of senior citizens in India's 1.43 billion population to 13 per cent by 2030 from 11 per cent currently, according to a Colliers report
Realty firm Ashiana Housing has sold 168 apartments for Rs 403.49 crore in its residential project in Gurugram on strong consumer demand. In a statement on Wednesday, Ashiana Housing Ltd said that the company has sold 168 apartments in the fourth phase of its kid-centric project 'Ashiana Amarah'. "On Day-1, 168 out of a total of 280 units in Phase 4 have been booked, representing a remarkable sale value of Rs 403.49 crore. The total saleable area for Phase 4 covers 4.95 lakh square feet, featuring premium 3 BHK units," it added. The total project is spread over 22 acres. "The successful booking of 168 units out of 280 within such a short span highlights the growing appeal of our kid-centric homes. Our commitment to creating family-friendly environments that foster the growth and development of children continues to resonate strongly with our customers," Ankur Gupta, joint managing director of Ashiana Housing, said. Ashiana Housing Ltd, established in 1979, has a presence across 9
Bayer Corp, Ashiana Housing, India Grid Trust, KCP Sugar and SCI among 9 stocks to log over 10-fold jump in daily trading volumes on the BSE on Thursday.