Niranjan Hiranandani

  Prominent constructor Niranjan Hiranandani, 73, has put out a fresh proposal to eradicate slums from Mumbai within five years. The National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO), an independent organization within the Union ministry of housing and urban affairs, has nominated him chairman. Niranjan Hiranandani told the FPJ that after the slum dwellers were rehabilitated into suitable dwellings, the acres of land they now occupied should be put up for auction and sold to the highest bidder. Slum redevelopment programs should give high priority to resolving their current problems. Rehab plans that are beneficial to them should not be delayed by slum inhabitants. This was a much improved slum rehabilitation strategy that took a comprehensive approach to include all of Greater Mumbai. According to Hiranandani, the state government will receive at least Rs 20,000 crore from the sale of the property thus cleared, money that may be put toward improving the metropolis. According to Nira

  We’re all hoping that 2022 will be a stellar year after the two years that we’ve had. It’s perhaps been a mixed bag for most but what have been the biggest learnings from this year? I would look at the learnings not in the last one year but the last couple of years. The challenges of the economy are big learnings. And how do we see these challenges? We have had challenges from Covid, where there were also people working from home (WFH). People couldn’t reach the places of work or school or anything. We have challenges with interest rate hike. That continues to be a big challenge. It was a challenge in order to get the execution of the projects. There are multiple challenges. The fact that we have overcome the obstacles has been the glory of this nation. The world’s vaccines are made by us. Both the housing stock and the infrastructure have grown. Even with rising borrowing rates and costs, people still desire more homes. Overall, then, our nation is resilient. Yes, both personally an

  Hiranandani Group MD, while addressing a press conference, declared his son Darshan Hiranandani as the heir to his multi-billion dollar real estate empire. Real estate mogul Niranjan Hiranandani recently announced the name of his successor. He named his son Darshan Hiranandani as the one who will take over the multi-billion dollar real estate business. The 36-year-old is currently Hiranandani Group's chief executive officer.  Darshan Hiranandani has a masters degree with a major in entrepreneurship and finance from the Rochester Institute of Technology. “Darshan will be my successor in real estate. He is going to be the second best till I am around,” Niranjan said. The founder and MD of the real estate company was addressing a press conference in Mumbai. Darshan is also in charge of the company’s business in Dubai as well as its energy venture named H-Energy. The real estate giant has recently entered the business of data centre parks. It has named this venture Yotta Infra

  Hiranandani Group, a prominent real estate company, has introduced Eleva, a nationwide consultancy service arm designed to provide comprehensive solutions to developers navigating the intricate landscape of construction and sales. Under the leadership of Dr. Niranjan Hiranandani, the company’s new venture aims to deliver consultancy services covering development, construction, design, marketing, and sales strategies to real estate entities. Key players in this field include Anarock, Xanadu, and Media Guardians. Dr. Niranjan Hiranandani , the founder and managing director, envisions expanding the group’s real estate presence by extending their expertise and brand equity to support other developers. The group has already successfully executed various township projects, including those in Powai, Mumbai. Operating on a service-fee revenue model, Eleva will serve as a consultant, providing guidance and recommendations to developers with clear land titles and necessary approvals, focusing