RERA-Registered Project Data
RERA VerifiedTotal Units
11
Total Towers
1
Unit Sizes
1,761–6,091 sqft
Price
₹18 L – ₹31 L
Possession
Ready to Move
RERA Status
Completed
Price Intelligence
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Estimated Unit Cost
₹1.96 Cr – ₹3.9 Cr
avg unit 3,926 sqft (carpet)
By Configuration
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1 configuration type · Contact for current pricing
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About This Project
Vishal Pride is a residential apartment project by V Construction (Goa) located in Cortalim, Goa. The project offers 1 and 2 BHK apartments with modern amenities and ready to move-in units.
WESTSIDE VIEW
Vishal Pride represents a residential development initiative in Cortalim, South Goa by developer Vishal Ramlakan Yadav. As a new project launch, it caters to the residential segment in the South Goa market. While specific unit configurations and pricing details are limited in available data, the project's location in Cortalim positions it within an accessible area of South Goa. Prospective buyers are advised to conduct thorough due diligence regarding project specifications, amenities, legal clearances, and developer credentials before making investment decisions.
Westside Expert Analysis
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Risk Factor
Lower supply density in bogmalo supports resale liquidity but limits rental-pool depth for investors.
Risk Factor
Ready or near-ready inventory in bogmalo leaves minimal capital-appreciation runway before handover.
Corridor Context
Compact beach near Dabolim airport — watersports hub, convenient location
Location & Connectivity
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