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Foundation stone laid for 'Yenmark Wind Gate'

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August 27, 2012

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Mangalore, August 27: The foundation stone laying ceremony for 'Yenmark Wind Gate' residential apartment, the new project of Yenmark Builders, a popular name in the field of construction and development, was held in the city on Monday.

Located at Bolar, Opp to Shadi Mahal in the heart of Mangalore city, Yenmark Wind Gate is an excellent choice of home for those seeking a contemporary lifestyle.

The superb design of the structure is adequately complemented with top quality construction and the best of amenities and facilities.

Each two and three bedroom apartment is well planned to enable you to derive maximum use of available space. Good cross ventilation and direct flow of natural light are yet other appealing features that make ones stay more comfortable.

Mayor of Mangalore City Corporation Gulzar Banu laid the foundation stone, and released the brochure of the apartment at a formal function held at Shadi Mahal.

Deputy Mayor Amithakala and former Mayor Shashidhar Hegde spoke on the occasion and wished well for the project.

MCC opposition party leader Deepak Poojary, MCC Health Standing Committee Chairman Bhaskarchand, Corporators Shakila Kava, James D'Souza, Naveen D'Souza, Murali, Premnath, former president of Beary Sahitya Academy M.B. Abdul Rahman, Ibrahim Garadi, Partners of Yenmark Builders Mohammed Muneer and Noorulla, Proprietor of S.M. Builders and Developers Moideen Malabari, were present on the occasion.

Former Mayor of Mangalore K. Ashraf presided over the programme and welcomed the gathering.

Qatar – based Nawaz Ahmed has purchased two flats in the 'Yenmark Wind Gate'. His father Abdul Razak Karnad paid over an advance on the occasion.

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