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We are the Kolkata-based real estate developer behind the upcoming Vinayak 21 Acres township located off Newtown Action Area III, and have been honoured with the “Outstanding Customer Experience Centre – Real Estate, Kolkata, West Bengal” award. The recognition places a spotlight on a dimension of real estate that rarely makes headlines but is often what determines whether a homebuyer’s decision, years later, still feels like the right one.

For nearly four decades, we have built our reputation less on scale than on how it treats the people buying into that scale. Founded in 1987 by Mr. Balkrishan Kyal and Mr. Umesh Kyal, the Group has operated on a simple premise: real estate, done well, is a long relationship rather than a one-time sale. That premise finds its clearest articulation in “Soch Apnepan Ki” — our guiding philosophy, roughly translating to “the thought of belonging.” It shows up in the specifics — timely handovers, transparent communication from the first site visit through possession and beyond, and a customer experience infrastructure built to be accessible rather than defensive.

The results bear this out. We count among our customer base an unusually high share of repeat buyers and referrals — a metric that only accumulates when promises match delivery. That same trust is now playing out in real time at Vinayak 21 Acres, our flagship township beside the Infosys campus in Newtown Action Area III. Within the 2 months of its launch, more than 75% of the launched inventory was sold and prices appreciated by nearly 25% — an outcome that speaks as much to confidence in the developer as to the product itself.

That confidence doesn’t stop at the customer’s door. We were recently recognised with the “Championing People in Property – Employer of the Year 2025” award, a reminder that customer experience rarely happens by accident — it tends to originate in how an organisation treats its own people first. A workforce that isn’t worried about its own stability is better positioned to be patient, responsive, and genuinely invested in a homebuyer’s journey.

Our track record now spans more than 45 completed projects and roughly 3 million sq. ft. of delivered space, with 7,000+ Happy Residents across Kolkata’s key corridors — Newtown, Laketown, Joka, Garia, New Alipore, and Belgachia — alongside a commercial development in Burrabazaar. With 5.7 million sq. ft. currently under construction and a leadership team spanning three generations — Rahul Kyal, Anurag Kyal, and Rishi Kyal in the second generation, and Unnath Kyal in the third — we continue to scale. But as this latest award suggests, the metric that matters most to us hasn’t changed since 1987: whether the person who bought a home would recommend it to someone else.

In a market defined by density, the difference this project makes is measured in open sky. Vinayak 21 Acres is designed to stand apart by preserving 75% of the development as open-to-sky space, anchored by a 3-acre central park at ground level with landscaped gardens, multiple play zones, and a grand lawn. The five sanctioned towers, built to a G+21 configuration and housing 750-plus homes, are designed with three-sided openness rather than tightly packed, single-aspect layouts common in the segment. A further five towers and roughly 700 additional homes are proposed, along with 80-plus luxury villas, bringing the township’s eventual scale to more than 1,700 families — a residential ecosystem, not merely a project.

That ambition finds an unusually well-timed setting. Newtown Action Area III, once the quieter, still-emerging end of the township, has in recent years become the site of full-scale campuses for Infosys, Wipro, and ITC Infotech — a shift that has pulled retail, healthcare, and education infrastructure into the corridor along with the workforce. Vinayak 21 Acres sits directly adjacent to this transformation, positioning itself not as a bet on the neighbourhood’s future but as a structure built for a present that has already arrived. The project also carries IGBC Platinum pre-certification, India’s highest green building rating, embedding sustainable design into the same master plan that defines its openness and scale.

The market’s response has offered an early verdict on whether the design vision resonates. Within 2 months of launch, over 75% of the project’s launched inventory was sold, with prices appreciating close to 25% — figures that, in a market typically defined by cautious deliberation, read as unusually decisive.

Behind the project stands our organisation, founded in 1987 and now approaching four decades of development work across Kolkata’s Newtown, Laketown, Joka, Garia, New Alipore, and Belgachia corridors, with a commercial presence in Burrabazaar as well. With more than 45 completed projects, roughly 3 million sq. ft. delivered, 7,000+ Happy Residents, and 5.7 million sq. ft. currently under construction, our newest and most ambitious undertaking may well justify the “iconic” label — not for its height, but for how deliberately it has chosen to build around open space instead of against it.

A month of sales data is doing more to explain this award than any press note could. Within the first month of its launch, the Newtown Action Area III township sold more than 50% of its launched inventory and saw prices appreciate by close to 20% — numbers that function less as marketing metrics and more as a market verdict on where demand in Eastern India’s residential sector is concentrated.

That verdict has an identifiable cause. Newtown Action Area III has, over the past several years, evolved from the underdeveloped, still-waiting edge of the township into a full-scale employment corridor, with Infosys, Wipro, and ITC Infotech all running full campus operations there — not satellite offices, but the kind of large-scale presence that reshapes an area’s daily rhythms. That employment base has, in turn, pulled in retail, healthcare, and education infrastructure — Tata Medical Centre, Neotia Bhagirathi, DPS Newtown, and St. Xavier’s University are all within a short drive — creating the kind of self-sustaining ecosystem that reliably converts into sustained housing demand. Six-lane arterial roads and upcoming metro connectivity round out a location thesis that, as the project’s developer, we appear to have timed with unusual precision.

Vinayak 21 Acres itself is structured to absorb that demand at scale: five sanctioned G+21 towers with 750-plus homes, a further 700+ homes and 80-plus villas proposed, and an eventual community of over 1700 families, RERA-registered under WBRERA/P/SOU/2026/004147 and 004275, with 2 BHK pricing starting near ₹76 lakh — a price point calibrated to capture a broad band of the region’s homebuying and investing population.

Our own fundamentals lend the award additional weight. Founded in 1987, we have completed more than 45 projects across roughly 3 million sq. ft., housing 7,000+ Happy Residents across Newtown, Laketown, Joka, Garia, New Alipore, and Belgachia, with a commercial project in Burrabazaar as well. We currently have 5.7 million sq. ft. under active construction — a pipeline scale that suggests institutional capacity rather than a single opportunistic launch. Leadership continuity reinforces the point: our second-generation leaders Rahul Kyal, Anurag Kyal, and Rishi Kyal oversee operations, finance, and development, while third-generation leader Unnath Kyal has driven the Group’s marketing and digital transformation.

For a category award that is, by definition, comparative, the strongest argument Vinayak 21 Acres makes is simply arithmetic: a corridor with real, employment-anchored demand, a developer with the balance sheet and delivery record to build at scale, and a month of sales data that already reflects the market’s own assessment of both.

The Group’s position is that sustainable construction isn’t a premium feature — it’s the baseline. At Vinayak 21 Acres, off Newtown Action Area III in Kolkata, the sustainability commitment is visible in the master plan itself. Seventy-five percent of the development’s footprint is preserved as open-to-sky space, built around a 3-acre central park designed to support natural ventilation and reduce the urban heat load that dense developments typically generate. The project carries IGBC Platinum pre-certification — India’s highest green building rating — a designation that requires verified performance across energy efficiency, water management, and material selection, not merely design intent.

That specificity matters, because our position is that every building we construct, not just its flagship launches, is a green building. Energy-efficient building envelopes, optimised natural lighting and ventilation, solar power integration, rainwater harvesting systems, and low-VOC materials are treated as standard specifications rather than premium upgrades reserved for marquee projects. The Group’s explicit long-term objective is zero-carbon footprint homes — achieved not through offsets but through decisions made at the earliest stages of site planning and structural engineering.

For homebuyers, the practical case for this approach is straightforward, if underappreciated: a well-rated green building typically carries lower running costs over its lifecycle, from reduced energy and water consumption to improved indoor air quality — variables that compound over the decades a family actually lives in a home, long after the initial purchase decision. We view this as inseparable from our commercial proposition rather than in tension with it — a bet that appears to be paying off. Vinayak 21 Acres sold more than half its launched inventory within a month of launch, with prices appreciating nearly 20% over the same period.

The commitment sits within a wider track record. Founded in 1987, we have delivered more than 45 projects and roughly 3 million sq. ft. across Kolkata’s Newtown, Laketown, Joka, Garia, New Alipore, and Belgachia corridors, with a commercial project in Burrabazaar, housing 7,000+ Happy Residents in the process. With 5.7 million sq. ft. currently under construction, the Group’s leadership — second-generation executives Rahul Kyal, Anurag Kyal, and Rishi Kyal, and third-generation leader Unnath Kyal — has staked much of its next growth phase on the premise that responsible construction and commercial performance are not competing priorities. This latest award, in that sense, is less an exception to explain than a standard we expect to keep meeting.

The township was built less as a housing project and more as a self-contained ecosystem for daily life. The numbers alone suggest scale: a 3-acre central park anchoring the Newtown Action Area III township, dedicated clubs across each residential phase offering more than 25 curated amenities — an infinity pool, toddler’s pool, outdoor jacuzzi, fully equipped gymnasium, yoga and meditation room, banquet hall, and co-working spaces among them. But the more telling detail is the breadth of what’s included: a cricket play arena, a 22,000 sq. ft. futsal ground with a 175-metre athletic track, lawn tennis and pickleball courts, a skating rink, a kilometre-plus cycling track, and a 400-metre jogging track, alongside a dedicated pet park and a shuttle service to the nearest metro station. Together, these read less like a brochure’s checklist and more like the working infrastructure of a life lived entirely within the campus, day to day.

This is a deliberate design choice that reflects how we envision modern community living, and it reflects a broader read on what’s changed about the region’s homebuyers. Today’s buyers — increasingly research-driven and less speculative than previous generations — value long-term lifestyle fit over impulsive investment decisions, expecting gated, amenity-rich communities that double as social and recreational infrastructure, not just addresses. Vinayak 21 Acres appears to have built directly for that shift, treating sport, wellness, family life, remote work, and even pet ownership as parallel design briefs rather than afterthoughts bolted onto a residential tower.

The market’s early response suggests the bet has landed. Within the first month of launch, Vinayak 21 Acres sold more than half of its launched inventory, with prices appreciating close to 20% — a pace of absorption that indicates the amenity proposition is translating directly into buyer conviction, not just favourable press coverage.

The project sits within our broader institutional story: founded in 1987, the Group has completed more than 45 projects and roughly 3 million sq. ft. across Kolkata’s Newtown, Laketown, Joka, Garia, New Alipore, and Belgachia corridors — plus a commercial development in Burrabazaar — serving 7,000+ Happy Residents along the way. With 5.7 million sq. ft. under active construction and a leadership bench spanning three generations, including third-generation leader Unnath Kyal’s push into digital transformation and brand positioning, our amenity-led approach at 21 Acres looks less like an experiment and more like where the company’s next phase of growth is headed.