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Jubilee Group Mohali- A Solitaire of Real Estate Investment

The Realty Sector in Mohali is in limelight from the past few years and is quickly turning into an epicenter of growth and investment. The International Airport Mohali is the key player that ensures immense growth and development opportunities in the region. The residential as well commercial/retail real estate prospects in Mohali are achieving a staggering momentum and making Mohali a city of choice for millennials, NRI's and other neighboring states.  

Set in the heart of Mohali, Jubliee Group is the most renowned name in the Commercial Real Estate Market in the Tricity. Their work in terms of, professionalism and quality has set benchmarks for other competitors in the industry. Jubilee Group’s radical approach, people-oriented concepts and purposeful development/utilization of land and space are truly inspiring. 

The group truly justifies the famous quote by John Quancy Adams, “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader”.

The commercial and office space by Jubilee Group, Mohali ensures a sustained high footfall from a high-end captive residential area. With state-of-the-art infrastructure and zero compromises on quality, the Jubilee group offers the best commercial real-estate prospects in today’s market completely satisfying the discerning customers.

Due to their commitment to quality and unmatched choice of land; self-business or investments made with this group are completely safe and highly profitable. Jubilee group is not just a name rather it connotes the aspirations, dreams and growth for an individual.

Jubilee Group Ensures Sustainable Intellectual and Material Growth for all Stakeholders

With an aim to add value to clients and their investments, the Jubilee group is managed and run by the most professional and experienced team of directors: Mr. Baljeet Singh and Mr. Sanyam Dudeja. Their dynamic approach and authenticity have earned them a reputed status amongst other builders and realtors in Chandigarh. The Jubilee group’s commitment to excellence in quality was very well personified through their first project Jubilee Square.

The professional expertise of Mr. Baljeet enabled quick flow of knowledge and efficient decision making in all the Jubilee projects. The real-estate prowess of Mr. Sanyam has made Jubilee group to become the #1 commercial group in the entire Tricity. The team follows a customer centric approach and gives paramount importance to customer satisfaction.

Mr. Baljeet believes in keep their promised words and delivering the project within the stipulated timeframe. This creates a sense of trust and confidence amongst the investors and customers. Mr. Sanyam shares that the underlying objective behind each Jubilee group project is to ensure sustainable intellectual and material growth for all stakeholders and clients. Since its inception, Jubilee group has dedicated itself to set benchmarks of architectural marvel and standard buildings that has always amazed the competitors and people alike.

Projects:

From offices to retail spaces, the Jubliee Group is a name to reckon with Mohali’s modernization and urbanization. Fuelled with rich amenities and contemporary architecture, the Jubilee Group offers three phenomenal commercial projects  namely Jubilee Square, Jubilee Junction and Jubilee Walk- all set to change the face of Mohali.

Project 1: Jubilee Square (Airport Road, Aerocity, Mohali)

Based on an international high-street concept, Jubilee Square garners the reputation of an ultimate shopping, food, business and entertainment destination. The project is envisioned to be the Mohali’s first unique and flexible project offering sustainable development to the lifeline of Mohali. This makes it the best option to invest now and reap the benefits in the future.

The SCO sites and SCO floors in Jubliee square are dwelled in a prime location of Aerocity for lifestyle and leisure activities due to its vicinity to residential areas and the busiest airport road. The land (site) was purchased from GMADA (Greater Mohali Area Development Authority) in Auction on October 11, 2017. Within six months, the layout was approved in March 2018. The site was allotted a registered RERA number in the next couple of months in June 2018. This high-quality project was completed on 20 March 2019 in a record breaking time. The possession of this top-notch project started in just 12 Months from layout approval which was a benchmark in itself.

Amazing and Inspiring!

Set amidst a prime location in Mohali, Jubilee Square ensures continued high footfall rate from a high-end enthralled catchment area. The Jubilee Group believes not only in just selling properties but amping up their value as well. The leasing with renowned groups and brands such as CBSE, Hattich, Barista, etc. have significantly increased the value n-times just after the completion and is growing at a fast pace. 

The group is truly an investor oriented company.

Project 2: Jubilee Walk (Sector 70, Mohali)

Continuing with their stint to offer an unrivalled lifestyle and moments of growth, the Jubilee Group purchased their second site again from GMADA in Auction. This G+8 storeyed commercial complex in sector 70 offers double height SCO shops, virtual spaces, office spaces, retail shops, food court, etc. It’s a paradise for gastronomes, workaholics or fashionistas of all ages.

Jubilee Walk offers the people of Mohali, a place to blend work, dine, shop and above all socialize in the most classy and luxurious way. The heart of every property is about location. This project of the Jubilee Group is located within high density of population from the nearby sectors, ultimately making it the most preferred option for investors, customers and business owners.

The construction is going on full swing and the possession is expected by the end of 2022 to mid-2023.

Project 3: Jubilee Junction (Sector 66, Mohali)

The group purchased their third site again from GMADA in a tight auction and won this ingenious site in sector 66, opposite to the renowned Indian School of Business, Airport Road, Mohali. Their radical approach to choosing sites and their business acumen is praiseworthy. The project, Jubilee Junction is a 3 Side Open Site offering a world-class shopping experience.

Jubilee group is a pioneer in giving quality-driven yet budget-friendly retail space in the heart of Mohali. With possession starting in 2021, Jubilee Junction has already received an overwhelming response from the investors and businesses.

Jubilee Group- Nurturing Lifestyle Destinations

All the projects by the Jubilee Group boast a highly exquisite target market due to the vicinity of residential zones and capturing the busiest airport traffic. Investing with the Jubilee Group is highly profitable with guaranteed ROI.

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Andrea Sees SEAsia: Singapore Jubilee Walk, February 23, 2017

I was exhausted last night and managed to pass-out at 8pm.  I found myself awake at 2am, did some journaling, straddled the toilet while I showered, only to realize I didn’t have a towel, so I air dried in bed with the fan on high, and fell back asleep.  I was up and out the door at 4:30am where I had to haggle to get a cab. He tried to tell me it cost 500B to get to the airport, but I knew it only took me 250B to get from the airport to my hostel, so I argued for a while, telling him that was LITERALLY the only amount I had to pay, as I budgeted specifically for that.  I then moved on to another cabby, who happily said he’d take me to the airport for 250B, put my luggage in the trunk, and then paid someone else 100B…  I instantly regretted my decision.  In my research for this trip I read that the cabbies sometimes keep passengers hostage until they pay more, or let them out and random locations, so I was very on edge that the 2nd cabby took my 250B so easily, when the first refused… So I sat in the back seat, with my phone on, ready to dial ANYONE for help, paid close attention to ALL the road signs we FLEW by at 120kph, especially since he covered up his meter… Luckily, I made it to the airport in RECORD time, had my money in my hand, with my purse clutched to my side, and decided I would not give him any money until he handed me my luggage, which he did… All was well. I was alive, with all of my possessions.

The flight was easy. Luckily I had 2 very nice ladies next to me who spoke a few words of English.  They were kind to wake me up when they would serve snacks, or collect the immigration paper and put it on my tray.  Flying in to Singapore was like flying into paradise.  The waters were SO blue, and there was so much green.  Seoul was dreary and cold, Thailand was mainly hot, and almost desert like with the dirt, but Singapore was plentiful.

I got my pass for the metro system at the airport, made my way to my exit, wandered to China Town and managed to find my all girl hostel.  I was SO hot from the few city blocks I had to walk, and the management had stepped out so I sat and waited for them to return.  They arrived, checked me in easily with a deposit, and showed me to my bunk.  I INSTANTLY broke the lock on my little closet/storage and feared it would cause a nightmare, but he was so nice.  It seemed to be a trend here as even those direction the lines at the airport always said please, and smiled.  He fixed it quickly, gave me my new key, and I was off exploring. 

I decided the best way to explore Singapore was by following points on the Jubilee Trail that was made to celebrate their 50th year of freedom in 2015.  My first destination was #1 The National Museum of Singapore.  It was quite humid, so I was more excited for the AC as I stepped in, but decided to stick around for the free 2:00pm tour and learned the history of the country.

 I lost my way as I tried to find #5 Armenian Apostolic Church of St. Gregory the Illuminator, but eventually found it, then on to #6 The Central Fire Station, #7 Old Hill Street Police Station.

Next was #8 The Singapore River, where you will find the popular Clark Quay area.  I had yet to eat anything, so I popped in a little juice place and got an O-Matcha with Milk, and sat on the steps to rest, take in the sights, journal, and relax.  

I continued down the Singapore River, saw another area boasting with riverside restaurants. Looked very English/Pub-like to me. I continued to #10 Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall, where I also saw what looked like a giant trophy of the Titanic, built upon 3 pillars.  Seemed very peculiar to me. 

On to #11 Esplanade Park and #12 The Padang, which is where many big ceremonies are held, but it was quite disappointing.  It was just an open field in front of a city building, but I was expecting a much more grand area. 

I continued on to Marina Bay area.  Here I would cross off #18 Merlion Park, #19 Jubilee Bridge, and #20 Esplanade Theatres on the Bay, and a view of #22 Gardens by the Bay. They suggest searching all of Singapore for the multiple Merlions around, so I was excited that I would be able to see one, but of course it was “taking a bath,” - aka Under Construction... Again - something that I was well accustomed to from the fountains in Rome.

I took a stroll down the bay and found an Art-Zoo Inflatable Park, that seemed pretty awesome, and the Singapore Flyer ferris wheel.  There was also a little food court that seemed to have a lot of interesting things going on, so I put it on my radar for dinner.I

I then walked back down to the bay area to set up camp on some steps to journal and get some good views of the sunset.

For dinner I went back to the food court, aptly named “Makansutra - Gluttons Bay.”  I decided to try the Veggie Mertabak (an Indian Panini like thing with Indian curry pancake, stuffed with veggies), and Chendol (shaved ice, coconut milk, red beans, green jelly, and palm sugar) like I had seen Andrew Zimmern order.  The Mertabak was delicious, and the Chendol was pretty good, too.  I didn’t need the red beans, but it added some interesting texture.

After I finished, I decided to walk home while talking to Mike.  It was a different feeling in Singapore as it was Westernized, and very clean, compared to Seoul, Chiang Mai, and Bangkok.  I felt safe to walk back, without directions, and looking seemingly “distracted,” where in Bangkok I was sure to be very attentive.

I got back to my hostel, in which all of my 11 roommates were asleep, so I quietly got into my top bunk and got some sleep.

More pictures of my Singapore Jubilee Walk.

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Not a bad route to walk across town. Off to @adventureuncovered for an awesome evening of #inspirational stories and #epic #adventures @flooglebinderuk #jubileewalk #thames #london #travel #explore #local (at Millennium Bridge, London)

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