Land Trades opens Brookside residential apartments, launches two more projects

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January 18, 2015

Mangalore, Jan 18: ‘Brookside’ residential apartments, a project of ‘Land Trades’ builders was formally inaugurated on Sunday in the city.

Mahabala Marla, Mayor, Mangaluru City Corporation, inaugurated the building by cutting the ribbon and by lighting of lamp along with other dignitaries at Morgansgate.

Nestled amidst the quaint charm of old Mangalore, Land Trades’ Brookside is situated on the picturesque banks of River Nethravathi and features 2 BHK and 3 BHK, altogether 16 budget class apartments in four floors with all modern amenities.

The each floor consists of four houses each. Brookside offers various amenities like reticulated gas connection, generator backup, solar heaters, granite flooring and various others.

Srinath Hebbar, managing director of Land Trades, journalist Manohar Prasad were present on the occasion among others.

New projects

Meanwhile bhoomi pooja for two new projects were held in the city on Sunday. Sankranti, a commercial and residential apartment will come up at Mangaladevi, Mangalore. Aashna, a residential apartment, will come up at Yemmekere, Mangaluru.

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