Sanghvi Realty Secures Completion Certificate for Santacruz East Project; Ready-to-Move Homes Now Available
Mumbai, March 9, 2026: Sanghvi Realty has announced the receipt of the Completion Certificate (CC) for Sanghvi Aria, a residential development located in Prabhat Colony, Santacruz East. The certification marks the transition of the project to ready-to-move-in status, confirming that the structure has met all municipal building standards and is cleared for immediate occupancy.
According to a press release, the RERA-registered project comprises 51 apartments across two seven-story wings. The units consist of 1 and 2 BHK configurations with carpet areas ranging from 457 sq. ft. to 741 sq. ft. Standard features include vitrified flooring and modular-kitchen-ready layouts, while the building includes a fitness center, landscaped garden, and 24/7 security systems.
Pakshal Sanghvi, Director of Sanghvi Realty, stated, “Sanghvi Aria represents everything we believe a Mumbai home should be — not a promise on paper, but a reality you can touch. Receiving the Completion Certificate is a proud moment for our team, because it means a family can move in today without having to wait, worry, or wonder.”
The development is situated one minute from the Western Express Highway and approximately 2.1 km from the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC). Its proximity to the international airport and local transit hubs like the Santacruz Railway Station positions it within a key connectivity node in the western suburbs.
Addressing the importance of project completion in the current market, Director Shankesh Sanghvi noted, “The real estate buyer today is informed, discerning, and rightly cautious. They have seen too many projects that promised the world and delivered delays. What we offer at Aria is different — a building that is done, certified, and ready for possession. The Completion Certificate is not just a regulatory milestone; it is our statement to the market that we deliver what we commit to.”
Pricing for 1 BHK units starts at INR 1.56 crore, with the project backed by home loan approvals from several major banks, including SBI, ICICI, and HDFC.
