Blue Mountain extends presence to Kurunegala

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Blue Mountain Group, recently opened a new branch office in Kurunegala, as part of the ongoing expansion of its network in the North Central and North Western Provinces.

The new office was ceremoniously opened by Dr. Hiran Hettiarachchi, Group Chairman, Blue Mountain, and Chief Guest AGA P. M. P. Ekanayake, in the presence of the company’s senior management and staff, as well as dignitaries and guests from the local community.

The new office will enable Blue Mountain to extend its services to outstation areas that have a high demand for affordable and reliable property developments and land sales. The new branch office will provide customers in Kurunegala with a variety of value added services such as real estate consultations, legal services, valuations, surveying and financial services. Blue Mountain has already received high acclaim for its vast service offering and gated community developments, which recently won international recognition and a 5-Star award at the prestigious Asia Pacific Property Awards Summit (APPAS). The company also offers a variety of land sale options and constructs real estate developments ranging from luxury residential plots to commercial properties, to state-of-the-art condominiums and world-class apartments.

Commenting on the opening of the new office, Dr. Hiran Hettiarachchi, Group Chairman, Blue Mountain stated, “Kurunegala town is fast becoming urbanized and the demand for affordable and high quality housing is growing rapidly in this area. Our new office will enable us to tap into the potential of this region, and offer our customers affordable and reliable housing, apartment and land options that will enhance their lifestyles and provide all the comfort, quality and convenience that they require in a home.”

The company has a strong presence across the island, with offices in Colombo, Malabe, Kadawatha, Negombo, Kandy, Galle as well as virtual offices in Kalutara and Ratnapura. As Blue Mountain continues to grow and expand, the company remains committed to giving back to the environment, and will continue to dedicate 10 perches of each project to nature as part of an ongoing CSR initiative.

Blue Mountain is a full service real estate company in Sri Lanka which has diversified operations that extend across the areas of land sales, apartment developments and construction. The company is one of the most trusted and reliable real estate companies in the country, with a total asset value of Rs. 10 billion and an employee force of over 600 people.

The company also uses high-tech information systems and has set the benchmark in the industry by being the first ERP based real estate company in the country. Blue Mountain also recently introduced its IT squad which was developed under the leadership of internationally recognized Pakistani consultants, who facilitated the use of an IFS system which is valued at Rs. 100 million.

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