Transit One Mall – undoubtedly a masterpiece'

[email protected] (Business Desk )
August 16, 2016

Thokkottu: NH-66 at Thokkottu will be altogether different, once Transit One Mall resumes all its services. A Mangaluru based Real Estate development firm Ecologic Habitat' is all set to revolutionize the idea of travelling on the Indian Highways with the concept of Transit oriented development.

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Ecologic Habitat has established Transit One' First of the Transit series of theme based malls. It is strategically located on NH-66, Thokkottu the Southern gateway of Mangaluru city. The idea is to maximize the shopping access to public and private transport along this busy freeway that connects Kerala to Mangaluru, Goa, Mumbai and so on. It also caters to the Thokkottu region a fast growing sub-urb with numerous Educational and IT Organisations. The tag line Stop. Recharge. Restart' sums up the Transit experiences.

Situated on 40 cents of land with 50000 Sqft area of plush shopping experience , it addresses the need of the hour for towns like Thokottu, which otherwise would have to depend on nearby Mangaluru city to meet their routine shopping & recreational requirements. Transit One offers a wide range of Products Right from affordable mini Boutique stores to large drive in supermarkets, restaurants, food courts & social clubs & thus catering to all sections of the society. The external facade also has a large electronic display screen where one can showcase their ideas & brands. Promoters, of the project envisions Transit one to be “Small world of large Happiness”.

The visitors step into the level 1 by strolling across the external landscaped plaza, where they are welcomed by their favourite branded stores. Level 2 is the urban fashionista's delight where a wide range of trendy apparel & accessories catch your eye. Level 3 is what the Ecologic says is the modern version of the Old Indian Bazaar', where the local entrepreneurial spirit is at full display at the smaller boutique stores. When you are all done with the shopping, its time then to answer your gastronomic call & unwind at level-4 which offers an extensive variety of culinary options with the perfect ambience.

Ecologic Habitats, boasts of raking in the services of the best in industry to design & implement the project. Well Landscaped built environs is what the developers believe is at the core of their product portfolio. Services of a leading Bangalore based Landscape architect has been sought to breathe in Green into the entire shopping experience. Promoters believe that at Eco-Logic Habitats it's their commitment to add value to all their Buildings by breathing green into them. Ecologic Team says that it aspires to partner with a likeminded set of discernible clientele, so that it can add value to their investments by consistently delivering products that inspire.

Come 2018, Mangalore & Thokkottu will witness this new paradigm in travel & shopping. A journey of a thousand miles they say begins with a single step. Ecologic Habitats with this unique venture has taken the first step forward in right direction towards revolutionizing the shopping experience, with this out of the box; off the road' idea.

Assured Rental Returns:

Investors can avail shops starting from Rs.35 lakhs onwards with a guarantee of assured rental returns monthly with Loan facility.

For further details contact: Ecologic Habitats, Crystal Arc, 3rd Floor, Balmatta Road, Hampankatta, Mangaluru Email:[email protected] or www.ecologichabitats.com

Also Read:

Transit One: Well begun is half done

Transit One: Affordable Investment, now a 'Realty'.

Mangaluru: Construction work of Transit One mall at Thokkottu in progress

Transit-One' to set the stage for new era of mall culture in Mangaluru

Mangaluru's first theme-based mall 'Transit One' set for launch

Transit One: Heralding the concept of theme-based malls in Mangaluru

Comments

Mohammed SS
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Aug 2016

Happy to see, please keep all Goondas away otherwise this will close down very soon

Jabbar
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Aug 2016

wow happy to c our thokkottu getting classy mall. we want this kind of innovative builders.

Imthiyaz
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Aug 2016

Highly Professional. all the very best.

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Sheikh Mohammed Syed (54) was a native of Kharvi in Kundapura taluk of Udupi district. He is survived by his mother, wife and three daughters. 

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