­Mumbai based Alpine Infraheights LLP is a limited liability partnership. The entity was converted from Partnership firm to Limited liability partnership firm in September 2021. Prior to that it was a partnership firm under the name Alpine properties, incorporated in July 2019. Alpine Infraheights LLP is developing a project called Alpine primo. It is a society redevelopment project in Andheri, Mumbai comprising of 3 wing towers of 13 floors having a total builtup area of 1,30,019 sqft with both residential and commercial development. The ground floor will be occupied by the retail shops, the first floor will be occupied by the commercial area, two floors will be occupied by the parking area and ten floors will be occupied by the residential area. Out of the total 136 units available in residential space, 89 units are saleable and out of the total 72 units available in commercial space, 21 units are saleable. The redevelopment agreement was signed in February 2021; existing structure was demolished in April 2021 and the construction started in October 2021.The commercial space is expected to be completed by August 2022 whereas the residential space is expected to be completed by March 2024. The company is promoted by Mr. Vickash Chowdhury and Mr. Aniket Rohidas Mhatre.

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