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Amit Park on Yari Road, Versova, is one of the first residential developments the group ever delivered — a project completed by the late Mr. Babulal K. Vardhan, who founded BVardhan Developers in 1962. Set in one of the western suburbs' most sought-after coastal pockets, it carried into the suburbs the same conviction that had defined his South Mumbai work: that a family's home should be built to endure across generations.
For a developer who had pioneered high-rise living in South Mumbai with Prithvi Apartments, Versova was a natural next chapter — a coastal western suburb where families were seeking space, sea air, and a quieter pace without leaving the city. Amit Park answered that with generously planned homes, honest construction, and the kind of Vaastu-conscious layouts that would become a hallmark of every BVardhan project to follow.
Decades on, Amit Park stands fully occupied — a quiet testament to the standards Mr. Babulal K. Vardhan refused to compromise. It remains part of the track record that lets BVardhan Developers today point to over sixty years of unbroken trust with Mumbai's families.
Speak to Our TeamThe late Mr. Babulal K. Vardhan founded BVardhan Developers in 1962 with a builder's conviction and a lifelong commitment to craftsmanship. He pioneered residential high-rise development in South Mumbai with Prithvi Apartments — one of the city's earliest skyscrapers — and carried that same standard into the western suburbs with developments like Amit Park.
He established a construction philosophy that valued quality of materials, Vaastu-conscious layouts, and honest delivery timelines — principles that continue to define every project the group builds today.
Read the Full StoryAmit Park sits on Yari Road in Versova — a sought-after coastal pocket of the western suburbs, close to Versova beach and the metro, and well connected to Andheri, the Western Express Highway, and the neighbourhood's cafés, markets, and schools.
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