NAREDCO's ‘Best Residential Layout Award' to APN Hill View
The award was presented at a ceremony held recently in Mysuru. NAREDCO national president G. Haribabu conferred the award to A.P. Nagesh, partner at APN Properties, and P. Nanjundaswamy recognising the residential layout development. A panel of civil engineering experts from Mysuru had reviewed various layout projects in the region before selecting the winner.
K.M. Munigopal Raju, managing director of Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation attended the event as the chief guest.
Former MUDA chairman and former MLC D. Made Gowda, NAREDCO Mysuru Chapter president V.C. Ravikumar, and other dignitaries and professionals from the real estate and urban planning sectors were present.
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