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What the Media has to say about GOLDEN NEST & its CREATOR

Assisted – living facilities come of age as mindsets change

“Golden Nest’s Dalal says `there is an acute need for assisted living for seniors with a need for medical care’. But he sys, ` developers would rather not work in projects that require increased amount of service."

By Saumya Roy & Ajayan
Mint Newspaper, Mumbai, June 2007

A combo deal

" In recent years, the Pune property market has become a preferred residential destination for young working couples and senior citizens alike. Younger, more financially fit families are looking at upgrades and moving into larger homes, while older people want to live among people of their own age. This has given a major boost to transaction volumes.’ `MH Dalal, CEO, Golden Nest Developers, emphasizes that the key advantage of such projects is the independence provided by the healthcare and security facilities, coupled with proximity to family members."

Times Property, The Times of India, Pune
July 2006

A house that cares

“Said MH Dalal, CEO of Golden Nest,' The idea was to service the physical and lifestyle needs of the city growing senior citizens whose children away.' Offering such critical services helps the promoter to establish a brand equity and brings customers back over and over,’ Dalal added.”

By Gayatri Ramanathan
Business Standard, Mumbai, July 2005

Pune The Deccan Queen

“Talking across from Pune is MH Dalal, Director and Ceo of Just Homes (I) Pvt. Td., `I think Indians all over are the same. They ay invest anywhere else in the world but there will be at least one home they want to buy in India… for social security, economical reasons, anything but they will buy one. I feel there are two types of Indians 1st generation who are now old and want to retire in India and the second generation who may just want to invest for parents or themselves. We have strong family ties "

International Service Feature, 2004

Returning to Roots

“Pune is becoming one of the prime destinations for NRI investment in the Indian real estate sector because of the perceived safety and communal harmony.’
`Over the last five years NRIs have been flocking back to India in large numbers. In Pune alone, approximately 35,000 ex NRIs have returned home over the past five years. And the numbers are growing. Both high net worth Indians (HNIs) and institutional investors are now seriously looking at India as an ideal destination for large-scale investment in real estate development.’
Many NRIs are returning to India either because it has not changed much, or for a certain quality of life. But more crucially, these NRIs are coming back to India because they really want to, and not because they need to"

By Barnalee Handique,
The Express Estates, December 2004

The Perfect Nest

` The Golden Nest, as the name suggests is a place which provides for a nest (a secure life) within the proximity and environs of every day living., Dalal tells us. Dalal is quick to point out that this is not an old-age home, but more like a community centre for people, who just happen to be senior citizens.’

By Devayani Shahane,
Pune Times of India, June 2003

We want this project to serve as model project

`We want this project to serve as a model project, where elderly couples will be able to enjoy status of masters of their own homes. Dalal said adding; In short, we want them to lead a life of honour and dignity, a life which they have earned and deserve, in the twilight years of their lives.’

MH News Service,
Maharashtra Herald, June 2003

Golden Nest : A commune for Seniors

`Golden Nest is an exclusive commune, the first of its kind, for senior citizens with provision of all amenities suited to the need, temperament and requirement of elderly persons, that will be set up in Kalyani Nagar shortly.’
`A lot of forethought and planning has gone into this commune designed specially for senior citizens, says M.H. Dalal, director and CEO of Golden Nest and a leading architect and interior designer of the city.’

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