Strategically situated along SV Road, the project offers strong connectivity to key business districts, social infrastructure, and major transport corridors in Mumbai's western suburbs. Under the proposed development, Arkade Developers will deliver a modern residential project aligned with contemporary urban living standards, while upgrading lifestyle amenities and infrastructure for existing society members. The development further strengthens the company's presence in the western suburbs, a key focus market.
This follows the recent registration of a development agreement for a redevelopment project in Goregaon West, spanning 4,640.60 square metres with a projected GDV of Rs 350 crore. With the addition of the Malad West project, the company continues to expand its redevelopment pipeline across Western Mumbai, particularly in the Goregaon'Malad micro market.
Amit Jain, chairman & managing director, Arkade Developers said 'Cluster redevelopment remains a core growth driver for Arkade Developers, and this project at Malad West reinforces our commitment to transforming aging housing stock into futureready residential communities. Shree Rani Sati Nagar's strategic location and scale make it a landmark opportunity, and we are confident of creating long-term value for residents, stakeholders, and homebuyers.'
Arkade Developers is a real estate development company concentrating on the development of premium aspirational lifestyle residential premises in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India's commercial capital. The company is engaged in the development of new projects (development/construction of residential premises on land acquired by the company) and redevelopment of existing premises.
The company's consolidated net profit tumbled 19.54% to Rs 40.30 crore in Q3 FY26 as against Rs 45.81 crore posted in Q3 FY25. Revenue from operations fell 12.42% year-on-year to Rs 196.73 crore in the quarter ended 31 December 2025.
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