Mumbai’s skyline is a medley of contemporary lofty towers and vintage heritage structures, earning it the moniker ‘The City of Dreams.’ Eon Group’s projects have sculpted Mumbai’s real estate landscape, with a legacy of over three decades, embodying the philosophy of ‘sense and sensibility’ with a design ethos that merges aesthetics with functionality. 

Referencing the classic Jane Austen novels, this term—sense and sensibility—depicts the contrasting temperaments of the two protagonists, or in this instance the delicate balance between functionality and aesthetics. “This approach drives every decision we make—whether it’s designing layouts that maximise space and selecting materials that balance quality with sustainability, ensuring amenity choices that add value to residents’ lifestyles,” explains Palash Shah Director at Eon Group.

1. A Legacy Of Balance 

It all began in 1990, with the erstwhile Siddharth Group crafting affordable and mid-income housing in Mumbai, laying the foundation for an inclusive and community-centric approach to urban living. Over the years the group expanded its legacy, with over 10 million square feet of residential and mixed-use developments, accommodating more than 8,000 residents across its edifices. A trailblazer in real estate, the Eon Group was bestowed with the ‘Iconic Promising Developer of the Year’ award at the Times Real Estate Conclave & Awards 2024, highlighting the brand’s commitment to ingenuity.

The rebranding in 2020 ushered in a new era, with a renewed focus on thoughtful and opulent living spaces striking a perfect balance between the demands of urban life and the tranquillity of serene, well-crafted havens. This shift broadened the group’s vision, extending its reach to more diverse patrons. With its steadfast dedication offering a fresh perspective on ‘new’ living, as Shah remarks “a combination we like to call, New City Living.” It is a philosophy that transcends mere redevelopment to breathe life into spaces while preserving the essence and identity of its residents—akin to an old classic makeover.

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2. Living The City Life

Formerly known as the Siddharth Group, this real estate group was founded by Bharat Shah and rebranded in 2020 by Palash Shah, a Wharton alumnus, to embrace a larger sustainable picture. Amidst this sea of towers, Eon Group debuted with an opulent portfolio spanning Mumbai’s suburbs and town, weaving tales of contemporary living with a nod to a sustainable way of life. Subsequently, nestled amidst essential conveniences, its flagship projects in Prabhadevi epitomise the art of creating the perfect work-life balance with curated amenities focusing on epicureanism. The apartment, a true architectural marvel at Eon One embodies this balance, with every space meticulously designed to combine classic timelessness and contemporary. 

From the capacious neutral-palette spaces punctuated with bursts of colour to the soft voluptuous decor elements, this opulent space offers spectacular vistas of the Arabian Sea. Further, a dining area with a terrazzo and concrete table mimics the beauty of the ocean, while maintaining a connection with the other spaces exuding a sense of warmth. While the kitchen’s gallant red Korean countertop and deep navy cabinetry juxtapose vibrantly, the apartment is dotted with an artistic flair, with curated pieces infusing every room with personality and a wave-like stitched denim art in the bedroom.

This lofty tower, envisioned through collaborations, with design studios such as Skyline Architects helmed by Saurabh Chatterjee, and Essajees Atelier, led by Sarah Sham, stands as a testament to refined urban living within the brand’s rich portfolio. Emphasising the importance of collaboration, Shah remarks, “Partnerships such as these help us not only innovate but also take our vision of creating living spaces that resonate with modern, urban lifestyles to the next level.”

3. Eco-Conscious Living 

Among its illustrious gamut of projects, Riverwood Park—a sprawling 42-acre gated township along the Kalyan-Shil Road—manifests the very essence of the Eon group. Striking a nifty equilibrium between urban connectivity that caters to the ever-present ‘FOMO,’ with the serenity of slow living, this opulent development embodies both contemporary aspirations and timeless tranquillity. 

At its heart lies an IGBC Gold pre-certified high-rise tower, a retail corridor, an on-site CBSE school, and over 70,000 square feet of clubhouse, of eco-conscious amenities. “The project brings together; convenient connectivity, thoughtful amenities of meaningful value, optimized & efficient use of space and new age, aspirational design,” Shah notes.

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3. Shaping The Skyline

Earning a place amidst the Top 10 Residential Projects in Mumbai by Silicon India Magazine in 2024, Eon Group exemplifies an ingenious perspective toward urban living. With a colossal array of projects spanning over 400 acres, the group’s redefinition of city living and its philosophy is reflected in ingeniously designed spaces. “Across all our projects, whether in Mumbai or suburban MMR, we focus on creating well-integrated developments that prioritize sustainability, community and lifestyle,” explains Shah. Each assembly is designed with a “commitment to a thoughtfully curated balance that truly sets Eon apart, offering homes that are not only very desirable to live in, but also deeply rooted in efficiency and practicality,” he reveals.

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As Eon Group endeavours to shape Mumbai’s cityscape, each tower parlays as a chapter in the city’s ever-evolving skyline. Melding modernity with the classics, their spaces are more than just assemblies; they are sanctuaries that reflect Mumbai’s robust and bustling spirit. At the heart of this bustling metropolis, Eon’s developments offer an escape that honours the familial bonds while paying an ode to the city’s past.