The North Daily

  Chandigarh :  After carving a niche for itself in the region’s affordable, ethical and quality housing sector, Royale Estate Group (REG) has become a partner to ensure holistic economic development of the region. It is creating a state-of-the-art Integrated Industrial Park , the vision document cum  blueprint of which has been made in consultation with industry experts. “Our decision to foray into the Industrial sector is like giving back to society. Housing segment is more lucrative for the real estate players but not to us beyond a point. At REG, we wish to give back to society in a different and sustainable way. Our initiative for the industries will be a case in point, which will further improve the ease of doing business and generate employment opportunities,” said Piyush Kansal, a young Director at REG. The industrial park, which will be of an international level will be established soon. “There is a need to retain the migration of talent and ca...

Chandigarh :   A first of its kind International High Street ' Oxford Street ' unveiled by tricity's well known real estate conglomerate - Royale Estate Group, at a press meet held here is all set to redefine customers' experience. The formal unveiling of ' Oxford Street ' was done by starting the process of handing over keys to the owners by the directors of Royale Estate Group. The stunning ‘British style' Oxford Street is spread over 4.5 acres of land. Addressing the media, Neeraj Kansal, Director of Royale Estate Group said, “This is the first time that the International High Street concept has been brought to the region. The project is meticulously planned, and has the biggest highway front in Zirakpur. Oxford Street is the first organised 'commercial district' of tricity, which clearly bifurcates retail, food, shopping and office space in different zones.” The USP of the real estate project which makes it different from run of the mill...

  Meet, 45-year old Raman Kapur a well-established corporate executive who lives with his family in Delhi and recently decided to move out of the capital and relocate both his business and home in the Chandigarh capital region. He has bought an industrial plot in Chandigarh and a villa home in Mohali. "The second wave of COVID hit Delhi hard and me and my family were unhappy with the way things were getting out of hand. We felt unsafe and uncomfortable.  So I decided to move my parents and my grandmother immediately to Mohali. This volatile situation ignited me to look for options of living outside Delhi . I was also quite perturbed with the choking of Delhi due to multiple reasons like population growth, traffic and noise hazards  and declining quality of life. We, therefore, decided to relocate to the Chandigarh capital region," said Kapur.  There are many more like Kapur who have decided to move lock, stock and barrel to Mohali amidst the aftermath ...