The House of Abhinandan Lodha was founded in 2020 by Abhinandan Lodha and is headquartered in Mumbai. The House of Abhinandan Lodha (HoABL) is an Indian real estate company headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, founded in 2020 by Abhinandan Lodha, developing residential plotted land projects. It initially focused on land developments in the Konkan region of Maharashtra. The company's very first launch went to market here on the Konkan coast, making Dapoli part of HoABL's origin story rather than a later addition to its map. As of 2024, HoABL reported operations across 16 locations in India, with a portfolio of over 1,000 acres of plotted developments, 13 million square feet of land sold, and an additional 34 million square feet in the development pipeline.
Isle of Bliss is a ready-to-move-in land offering set in Dapoli, India's only coastal hill station, spanning 23 lakh sq. ft. with 700+ land owners, and has recorded over 102% appreciation since launch. The development is built around active lifestyle and leisure infrastructure rather than raw plots alone. Owners have access to separate pools for adults and kids, open-air cinema nights with a 3-tier amphitheater, and a BBQ pit for social evenings. The layout also includes two aqua zones with a kids' and adults' pool and changing rooms, a multipurpose sports court with a mini basketball court and mini cricket pitch, and a grand clubhouse with co-working space, a music, arts and dance hall, and open-air areas. Titles are issued individually, and the project sits within a gated, professionally managed estate rather than an unorganised plotted layout.
Dapoli's appeal to HoABL rests on a geography that is unusual on the west coast: hill and sea in the same frame. This unique geography leads to a temperate climate year-round, earning Dapoli the nickname the Mini-Mahabaleshwar of the Konkan. The nearby Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to one of the world's eight biodiversity hotspots. HoABL's own positioning for the belt leans on this scarcity, describing Dapoli as poised to become the "Alibaug of Tomorrow," set for rapid tourism-led land value appreciation. The coastline immediately around the project is still lightly developed: this stretch of the Konkan coast holds nine largely untouched beaches — Kelshi, Padale, Sawane, Anjarle, Palande, Murud, Karde, Ladhghar, and Kolthare.
HoABL frames Dapoli's land value around infrastructure already committed rather than speculative. The location is roughly 215 km from Mumbai via NH-6 and 200 km from Pune via Lavasa and NH-66, with Khed as the closest railway station. Khed and Mahad stations provide quick, direct access to the Konkan belt, further improving regional mobility. Road capacity along the coast is being upgraded at scale: the upcoming Konkan Coastal Road is expected to cost around ₹70,000 crore, and separately the current two-lane coastal road is being expanded to six lanes to boost tourism along the Konkan coast. The parallel widening of the Mumbai-Goa NH-66 highway has completed around 60% of its construction work. Longer-range access is also improving, with the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport located around 165 km away and a proposed jetty at Harnai Port that would open a speedboat route to Dapoli from Belapur.
| Link | Detail |
|---|---|
| Mumbai | ~215 km via NH-6 |
| Pune | ~200 km via Lavasa and NH-66 |
| Nearest rail | Khed Station (Konkan Railway) |
| Nearest upcoming airport | Navi Mumbai International Airport, ~165 km |
| Coastal road | 2-lane to 6-lane upgrade, ~₹70,000 crore outlay |
Dapoli is not a one-project bet for HoABL within this micro-market. The developer's Cape of Bliss sits in the same taluka as a larger gated township, and its early performance set the tone for the brand's Konkan push: in a five-week national campaign, HoABL sold 20 lakh sq. ft. of branded land at Dapoli under the Cape of Bliss proposition, drawing first-time land buyers from over 25 cities across India. Further up the coast, the company has extended into Anjarle, a scenic coastal village known for its clean beach and spiritual importance, which has maintained its natural charm while gradually improving accessibility, through the Isle of Anjarle development. Beyond the Konkan, HoABL's land bank spans high-growth corridors like Alibaug, Goa, Ayodhya, and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, and the brand has more recently entered the vertical housing segment through its Growth Housing initiative, beginning with a residential project in Naigaon, Mumbai, in partnership with Mittal Builders. High-profile individual buyers elsewhere in the portfolio — Amitabh Bachchan at The Sarayu in Ayodhya and Kriti Sanon at Sol de Alibaug — are part of the same brand credibility that a Dapoli buyer is effectively also purchasing into: a developer-managed titling process, planned infrastructure, and an estate model rather than an unbranded rural plot.
