Raheja Developers: Construction with a conscience

 Development comes at a cost. As population grows and the need for residential properties increases, environment ends up taking a back seat. Trees are cut and forests destroyed and nature suffers. There is no denying that one needs a home and construction is but a pre-requisite. But what if construction and nature could live in harmony?

That is the principle on which Raheja Developers work. They do not expand at the cost of nature. They try to preserve nature as much as possible as they grow, so that both can prosper together.

With the alarming environmental state today, environment- friendly construction is a necessity. Mr. Navin Raheja is a staunch environmentalist. He made it a point to embark on environmental friendly construction from the very first project. The Raheja Group has incorporated many practices, which make their constructions conducive to the environment. All projects follow eco-friendly construction techniques to save the environment.


There is a myth that adopting eco-friendly construction techniques is difficult. It may require an initial effort, but in the longer run, it harvests better results. Eco-friendly construction refers to use of materials that are non-harmful to the environment. Such constructions preserve nature and natural resources by using local and renewable resources.


Today, water preservation is one of the major concerns. With rainfalls uncertainty and global warming on an increase, preserving water is of utmost importance. All projects of the Raheja Group use techniques of water harvesting and re-usage at all their sites. They also make use of bio- degradable materials at all our construction sites to help the preservation process.

It is a conscious decision of the Raheja Group to make all projects eco-friendly. These projects are futuristic and will contribute to make this earth a better to live and preserve it for future generations.

Raheja Developers: Eco- friendly constructions pave the way for a better future

 The world today is facing a serious crisis for survival. The natural resources are getting depleted and the ozone layer is getting destroyed. There is an urgent need to increase sustainability. Thus it is a growing consensus that environment friendly construction is the way forward.

Before it is too late, the Raheja Developers has embarked on the path of environmental friendly construction. It will not only pave way for a better future, it will be helpful for the construction business in the longer run.

The world of construction is heavily dependent on oil. They require oil for manufacturing and transportation purposes. And since oil is one of the major resources that is depleting at a fast pace, substitutes are need of the hour. Building “green” saves energy and reduces carbon emissions. Eco-friendly designs minimize energy inputs and use energy efficient appliances save energy further. The other advantage of going green is that it saves money. As the price for non- renewable sources of energy increases, green construction grows importance.


Eco- friendlyconstruction is not just good environmental sense; it is a great health boaster for people living in these constructions too. Conventional building methods use excessive chemical and are known to cause health problems like asthma, headaches, depression, eczema and many more. A green building is the solution to all these problems.

For construction business there is a need to make technology and building resources merge to create environmental- friendly resources.  Simple and readily available materials should be used. For instance, one can use recycled paper for roof insulation instead of asbestos. It serves a dual purpose. While recycled paper is a highly effective ecological resource, asbestos is hazardous material. Solar heating panels are also a great alternative and cost effective in the longer run. Low energy light bulbs last up to 100 times longer than regular bulbs. There are non-toxic or lead- free paints which are much better for the health. There are many such easy substitutes that are readily available. 

The willingness of people to adopt these small changes is imperative for a successful transformation for a better tomorrow.