Golden Homeland
was founded in 1986 to focus on high-value residential
and commercial property for sale or lease. Although
primarily in Mumbai, our operations now include other
cities in which we take specific 'Exclusive Mandates'.
We are members of the Estate Agents’ Association of
India, FIABCI, and CoreNet Global - international real
estate associations.
All of us at Golden Homeland Agencies believe that our
blue-chip clientele is our prime asset. Total commitment
to Client Guidance has enabled us to establish cordial,
long-term relationships with international banks, consulates,
institutional investors and multinationals: in addition,
of course, to Indian companies and high net worth individuals.
Introductions and referrals received from clients, over
two decades of trust, multiply the value of this goodwill
ever passing day. Today, the world still choruses "think
global, act local".
It is precisely at that point that most falter. With
roots in India, and with the consequent obligatory expertise
in the identification of the right properties, we believe
that our success in solving Clients' problems in the
real estate market lies in two key factors: The first
is extensive knowledge and experience of our domestic
markets, with all their own complicated characteristics:
The second is world-class professionalism in the deployment
of that knowledge. This combination is, in essence,
our speciality.
The services we offer you include purchase or lease
of residential accommodation, from regular apartments,
to the most lavish penthouses and villas. Similarly,
commercial premises, from industrial estates and retail
malls in the suburban areas to the most valued office
premises in central business districts. Our services
for land transaction span the gamut from development
potential to due diligence.
We identify the properties that best align with your
needs, negotiate on your behalf, handle the paperwork
and other requirements, and see you right through to
possession of the property.
Our constantly updated database allows us to pinpoint
the tightest possible pricing, based on existing - and
sometimes turbulent - market conditions.
Finally, we never lose sight of Michael E. Porter's
piercing insight:
"The enduring competitiveness in a global economy lies
in local things - knowledge relationships, and motivation
that distant rivals cannot match."
