Aliens Group to build tallest residential complex in Hyderabad
29 Sep 2008, 2203 Hrs

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Hyderabad, Sept 29 (ANI/Business Wire India): For the first time, Hyderabad Urban Development Authority has given approval to construct a 30-storey project by Aliens Group (www.aliensgroup.in) in Hyderabad.

This approval is considered a landmark achievement in the history of Hyderabad real estate as it going to be the tallest residential complex ever in the Hitech City, which was once known as city of nawabs.

Located in Gachibowli, the IT and Financial district, this 30-storied residential complex named Aliens Space Station 1, is coming up in more than 18.5 acres of land with nearly 80 per cent of remaining area as landscaped greens.

Expected to go up to a height of 87 meters, this residential development will house 2,205 apartments including duplexes and penthouses.

"Hyderabad is growing as Asia's new International hub and is a gateway to the region. Keeping pace with this development, Aliens Group synonymous for its "Intelligent Living," is developing a series of hi-tech digital homes" Aliens Group Managing Director, Hari Challa says.

He added saying that Aliens Space Station 1, barely three kilometre from the outer ring road and 20 minutes drive from the new International Airport, is slated to be completed within 36 months.

The key highlights of this project are its home automation features such as biometric security access systems, touch pad switches with lift buttons inside home, Wi-Fi connectivity, shopping mall, multiplex theatre and entertainment facilities. (ANI)

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