Transit One: Well begun is half done

[email protected] (Business Desk )
May 19, 2016

Every summer they say has its own story. The arrival of the summer sun brings in glad tidings with it at Transit One, which has crossed an important project milestone with the completion of the foundation stage of civil works.

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True to their founding values, Team Ecologic Habitats takes immense pride in delivering quality work as per the committed timeframe.

“Despite various challenges in the process, we have systematically overcome each one of them using best technical expertise in the field.

A portion of the foundation works have been carried out by driving in piles for the retaining walls using the most updated technology.

Sub-soil drainage systems and effective permanent De-watering systems have been executed to ensure smooth functioning of services in the building.

Methodical Implementation of works with prior planning , testing of building materials to meet required quality & safety standards remain to be our hallmark.” Says one of the project directors.

The overwhelming public response to the innovative Transit concept has resulted in the entire level 3 boutique stores being sold out..!

Valuable Market feedback from customers & well wishers has lead them to carve out two dedicated theme zones at Level 2.

Mangalore's hip Womenfolk & Geeky gadget freaks will now have a dedicated theme bazaars to explore the latest trends in Women's fashion & Technology.

The Transit vision now sits on a firm footing for a smooth takeoff.

The project team is targeting the completion of the level 2 slab before the arrival of the Monsoon.

Ecologic Habitats is now offering attractive seasonal discounts and rental assurance on select products.

Stores starting at Rs 12 lakhs are up for grabs until May 31st.

Avail best offers and customised solutions to all your real-estate requirements at the earliest by getting connected with Ecologic Habitats on the address below.

“Build to-day, then, strong and sure,
With a firm and ample base;
And ascending and secure
Shall to-morrow find its place.”
-HW Longfellow

For more details on Progress of work do visit www.ecologichabitats.com or write to us at [email protected]

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Comments

Farooq
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Friday, 20 May 2016

really wonderful contracting.

Mohammed Sameer
 - 
Friday, 20 May 2016

Really happily to c the contraction work, this builder s very professional that each and every development of the site he s showing through the beautiful article, i must say worldclass planning.

Zakir Hussain
 - 
Friday, 20 May 2016

will be coming to mangalore next month, planning to buy one shop here, looks wonderful job did by the builder.

Prabhu
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Friday, 20 May 2016

Wow look at the contraction work, i dont have money otherwise i would have owned one shop here for sure,

Priya Shenoy
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Friday, 20 May 2016

wow nicely contracted building, world class finishing, with closed eyes people can buy the shop here, last long quality,

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