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Ashiana Housing Limited, operating through its various subsidiaries, functions as a property developer across India. The company constructs a range of residential properties, including comfort-oriented homes located in cities like Bhiwadi, Halol, Jaipur, Jamshedpur, Neemrana, and Jodhpur. Additionally, it develops specialized senior living communities in Bhiwadi, Lavasa, Jaipur, and Chennai, as well as designing kid-centric residences in Bhiwadi, Jaipur, and Sohna. Ashiana also establishes care facilities in Bhiwadi and Jaipur. Beyond construction, its operations encompass property resale and leasing, managing hotels and clubs, and providing essential maintenance services. The enterprise, which was established in 1979 and is headquartered in New Delhi, India, rebranded as Ashiana Housing Limited in May 2007, having previously traded as Ashiana Housing and Finance (India) Limited.
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