Mumbai, 25th July, 2025: Real estate developer House of Swamiraj has announced the launch of two large-scale redevelopment projects in Thane —SBM Sky at Vartak Nagar and Kuber Heights at Hariom Nagar—with a total investment of Rs 200 crore. Located within a few kilometers of Thane railway station, these projects mark a significant move in the city’s urban renewal story and aim to offer upgraded homes with enhanced lifestyle benefits through a fast, transparent redevelopment process.
SBM Sky, launched in November 2023, is situated in Vartak Nagar, approximately 6 kilometers from Thane station. The project is being developed on a half-acre plot and features a fully residential tower with configurations that include 1 BHK, 2 BHK, and Jodi apartments. Designed to meet the aspirations of modern urban families, SBM Sky promises timely delivery, well-planned living spaces, and prompt rental compensation during the construction phase—a key factor that has helped the brand win resident confidence.
On the other end of the city in Hariom Nagar, just 1.5 kilometers from Thane station, Kuber Heights was launched in October 2024. Spread over half an acre, this project includes both residential and commercial units, offering residents a more self-sustained and connected environment. What sets Kuber Heights apart is its ambitious 18-month delivery timeline, paired with a focus on transparency and ease of transition for society members opting for redevelopment.
Speaking about the announcement, Jason Samuel, Director at House of Swamiraj, said, “Redevelopment is not just about constructing new buildings—it’s about improving the way people live. Our approach is built on transparency, accountability, and respect for the homeowners who place their trust in us. A modern home today goes beyond square footage. It must offer access, safety, and long-term sustainability. With SBM Sky and Kuber Heights, our goal is to deliver homes that serve the needs of today’s families and remain valuable for generations to come.”
Both SBM Sky and Kuber Heights are being delivered with signed society agreements already in place, and the process has been designed to ensure that residents face minimal disruption while gaining maximum value. From pre-construction coordination to post-possession support, the brand has created a process that simplifies one of the most complex transitions in Indian housing—society redevelopment.
Each project incorporates sustainable and future-ready infrastructure to meet the evolving needs of residents. Features such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting systems, sewage treatment plants, and modern fire safety systems are being integrated to ensure long-term environmental and safety benefits. These are not add-ons, but essential inclusions that reflect House of Swamiraj’s commitment to smarter, cleaner urban development.
The two projects are being executed in collaboration with some of the industry’s most esteemed experts.
For SBM Sky, Design Consortium leads the architectural vision, while Design Crest spearheads the architectural planning for Kuber Heights.
Associated Consultants handles structural engineering for SBM Sky, whereas Epicons Consultants Pvt. Ltd. oversees RCC consultancy for Kuber Heights. This curated network of experts has been brought together to ensure quality, compliance, and timely delivery at every stage.
This network of experts has been selected to ensure quality, compliance, and delivery at every stage.
These launches also mark a new chapter for the company following its rebranding from Swamiraj Constructions to House of Swamiraj. With a shift toward curated lifestyle development, the brand has set its sights on transforming over 12,000 homes across Maharashtra and reaching a sales milestone of Rs 10,000 crore. The approach is anchored in values of trust, affordability, timely execution, and design excellence, not just as a promise, but as a working model.
As SBM Sky and Kuber Heights begin to shape the skyline of Thane, House of Swamiraj continues to demonstrate that redevelopment can be more than just real estate; it can be a catalyst for community, stability, and smarter urban living.