7 months ago
Roswalt Realty Acquires Naming Rights for Oshiwara Metro Station
Roswalt Realty, a real estate company in Mumbai, has taken over the naming rights for the Oshiwara Metro Station for one year.
This means the station will now be called Roswalt Realty Oshiwara.
The company did this to show its strong presence in the area and to connect more with the people who live and work there.
The station is very busy and is in a part of the city that is growing fast.
The head of Roswalt Realty said that this is not just about getting noticed but about being a part of Mumbai's development.
The company is known for building homes and other projects on time and for being involved in the city's growth.
Roswalt Realty has acquired the naming rights for Oshiwara Metro Station for one year, rebranding it as Roswalt Realty Oshiwara.
The initiative aims to reinforce Roswalt Realty's presence in the Oshiwara-Andheri West corridor, a key residential and commercial hub in Mumbai.
The station connects thousands of commuters daily and is located in one of the city's most active redevelopment zones.
Roswalt Realty's philosophy focuses on integrating development with infrastructure, accessibility, and city growth.
The company is known for its 'On Time. Every Time.' delivery ethos and strong footprint across premium and redevelopment projects.
- Who
- Roswalt Realty
- What
- Acquired naming rights for Oshiwara Metro Station
- Where
- Oshiwara, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
- When
- January 31 (announcement date)
- Why
- To reinforce brand presence and connect with the community
Key facts
- Company
- Roswalt Realty
- Location
- Oshiwara, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
- Duration
- 1 year
- Key Spokesperson
- Ar. Shantanoo Vishwanath Rane, Chairman, Roswalt Realty
- Brand Philosophy
- Integrating development with infrastructure, accessibility, and city growth
Quotes
Ar. Shantanoo Vishwanath Rane
Chairman of Roswalt Realty
“Oshiwara has been central to our journey as a brand. This association goes beyond visibility–it reflects our commitment to being part of Mumbai’s evolving urban fabric and everyday life.”
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