The House of Abhinandan Lodha was founded in 2020 by Abhinandan Lodha, and from its earliest days the company focused on land developments in the Konkan region of Maharashtra. That founding instinct has remained a structural commitment. The company today develops and manages land projects in Maharashtra across Alibaug, Anjarle, Dapoli, Khopoli, Nagpur, and Neral, among other locations nationally — but the Dapoli-Anjarle belt on the Ratnagiri coast is where the brand established its coastal thesis and executed it at scale.
Headquartered in Mumbai, HoABL develops residential plotted land projects and, as of 2024, reported operations across 16 locations in India, including Goa, Himachal Pradesh, Maharashtra, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh. According to company reports, HoABL holds a portfolio of over 1,000 acres of plotted developments, and in 2023 formed a joint venture with HDFC Capital Advisors, committing ₹1,500 crore into plotted and low-rise developments across India. Despite that national spread, Dapoli remains the origin point — the market where HoABL first proved demand for branded, tech-enabled coastal land to buyers outside Maharashtra's typical investment circles.
HoABL's first major coastal project in the Dapoli zone was Cape of Bliss, positioned at Kolthare — a beach village within the Dapoli taluka of Ratnagiri district. The scale of the response set a benchmark. In a span of five weeks, HoABL sold 20 lakh sq ft of branded land at the beachside town of Dapoli; the integrated development titled Cape of Bliss drew first-time land investors from across the country. A completely virtual buying process attracted demand from over 25 cities across India.
Cape of Bliss in Kolthare, Dapoli ultimately scaled to 537 units across phases. The project is MahaRERA-registered, with Cape of Bliss Phase I bearing registration number P52800049714 and Phase III bearing P52800049974. The project's positioning as "My First Land" — an entry point for buyers new to land ownership — shaped how HoABL would approach every subsequent Dapoli-area launch: broad accessibility, digital-first transactions, and legally verified NA-sanctioned parcels.
In the Dapoli market specifically, HoABL has delivered 5 projects, with around 8 projects in upcoming stages and 2 currently under construction. That depth of engagement in a single taluka is unusual for a developer founded only in 2020, and it reflects Dapoli's centrality to HoABL's coastal land model.
The project tracked here — HoABL Tomorrow Land in Anjarle — is the company's beachfront offering within the Dapoli-Anjarle coastal corridor. Encompassing 40-plus acres on Maharashtra's Konkan shoreline near Dapoli, the project features beach-touch plots with sea views and elevated natural contours across Anjarle's varied terrain. Tomorrow Land is structured as a gated beachfront community, offering branded lifestyle plots with amenities, themed zones, and immersive experience areas — a format that redefines how coastal land is packaged and sold.
The development spans 40-plus thoughtfully designed acres and features 250 exclusive plots sized between 500 and 1,500 sq m. Infrastructure includes solar lighting, gated security, rainwater harvesting, and a clubhouse. Plots are designed so that each one maintains open sea views and landscaped buffers — a deliberate layout choice that distinguishes branded plotted developments from unorganised coastal land.
Tomorrow Land Anjarle carries MahaRERA registration number P52800050210. The project is scheduled for possession in December 2028. Pricing on the official HoABL platform starts at ₹42.99 lakh, making it one of the more accessible entry points for a RERA-registered beachfront plot product on the Konkan coast.
Anjarle is a coastal village famed for its untouched Cowry Beach, old temples, rich biodiversity, and eco-tourism character — a locale that encourages slow travel and cultural engagement unlike typical beach destinations. The land within this zone sits on a scenic plateau 800 feet above sea level, giving plots a rare combination of hill-station weather and direct beach access.
The surrounding coastline adds further context. The stretch of Konkan coast around Dapoli and Anjarle encompasses nine beaches: Kelshi, Padale, Sawane, Anjarle, Palande, Murud, Karde, Ladhghar, and Kolthare. The area borders the Western Ghats — a UNESCO World Heritage Site recognised as one of eight of the world's biodiversity hotspots — and hosts over 300 unique coastal species, including more than 30 species of birds.
For a buyer evaluating Dapoli-area land, the connectivity arithmetic matters. HoABL Tomorrow World Anjarle sits in a part of the Konkan coast that is growing as a preferred second-home and land-investment zone for buyers from Mumbai, Pune, and the wider MMR — the project balances coastal calm with practical access to highways, rail stations, airports, markets, and daily conveniences.
Two infrastructure upgrades are expected to materially reduce travel time. The 4-lane transformation of a key arterial road serving Anjarle is projected to cut travel time by nearly an hour, making the coast more attractive for investors and second-home buyers. The Mumbai Trans Harbour Link is also expected to improve traffic flow from Mumbai toward the Dapoli corridor and support tourism growth.
Social infrastructure within the Dapoli belt, while modest, covers the essentials for extended stays. Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth (Dapoli Agricultural University) is approximately 20 km from the Anjarle site. Dapoli Sub-District Hospital is approximately 18 km away.
Dapoli has seen steady growth in real estate over the years, with property market values rising 15% over the last decade. The entry point for organised, legally clear coastal plots in Dapoli currently ranges from approximately ₹30 lakh to ₹40 lakh for NA sea-view plots, with infrastructure projects projected by local real estate consultants in 2024 to boost land investment returns by 20 to 25% over the next five years.
The short-stay rental market reinforces the investment case. According to 2024-25 market analytics, the average nightly rate for a sea-view villa in Dapoli is ₹6,500 to ₹7,000, with peak season occupancy reaching up to 80%. This coastal town attracts over 3 lakh domestic and international travelers annually.
The expansion of the Mumbai-Goa Highway, the upcoming Konkan coastal road, and planned infrastructure including jetties are making Dapoli more accessible — with travel time from Mumbai now under 4 to 5 hours. HoABL's Tomorrow Land Anjarle sits directly in the path of that demand, rather than downstream of it.
A meaningful share of HoABL's pitch in Dapoli is operational, not just locational. Every land parcel undergoes rigorous legal due diligence; all projects are RERA-registered, and customers receive complete legal documentation through a fully transparent and secure buying process. In January 2023, the company announced a capital expenditure plan of ₹11,000 crore to be deployed over a four-year period — a scale of commitment that contextualises the depth of infrastructure and amenity build-out across its Dapoli-area sites.
HoABL's developments are positioned as fully conceptualized communities rather than raw land sales, delivering paved roads, assured utility connections, and landscaped amenities as part of the plot product. For Dapoli buyers specifically, this matters: the Konkan coastal land market has historically suffered from title ambiguity and absent infrastructure. HoABL's NA-sanctioned, RERA-filed, digitally transacted model addresses those gaps directly.