Homeland Group

About Homeland Group

Homeland Group is a Mohali-headquartered real estate developer with roots going back to around 2012. The group built its early reputation in the Chandigarh–Mohali Tricity corridor, a market that rewards execution discipline as much as design ambition. Leadership sits with CEO Umang Jindal and Managing Director Abhay Jindal, with co-founder and strategic advisor Mrinaal Mittal rounding out the senior team. The group also draws on the strategic direction of Shri Hemant Jindal and the partnership of Shri Krishan Aggarwal, Director of the Unity Group — a collaboration that has materially strengthened both financial bandwidth and commercial credibility.

The group's business model is built around premium mixed-use and luxury residential development. Unlike developers that chase volume through mid-segment projects, Homeland has deliberately stayed in the ₹2.5 crore-and-above ticket size, targeting NRIs, senior corporate professionals, and high-net-worth Punjab families. It is not currently a listed entity, but the company has publicly indicated plans for a stock market listing in FY2027 — a meaningful signal of institutional ambitions. Group turnover is reported at over USD 400 million (approximately ₹3,300 crore) across diversified businesses including manufacturing, retail, and real estate.

Track Record

The numbers here are worth examining carefully. As of late 2025, Homeland Group has delivered over 3 million sq. ft. of completed development in Mohali. A further approximately 10 million sq. ft. is under active development — a pipeline dominated by the flagship Homeland Global Park project. The group's track record spans three primary asset classes: luxury residential towers, large-format commercial retail, and mixed-use integrated destinations.

Landmark delivered projects include Homeland Heights (Sector 70, Mohali — completed 2018), which marked the group's entry into the high-rise luxury segment. CP.67, the group's landmark retail and commercial project on Airport Road, followed and is now a functioning commercial hub. The Homeland Regalia residential complex in Sector 77 is the current flagship luxury product. Homeland Global Park, described as North India's largest planned mixed-use development at nearly 5 million sq. ft. in a single project, is the most significant work-in-progress.

In terms of geographic spread, Homeland is predominantly Punjab-centric today — Mohali is the base and stronghold. Expansion into Gurugram (NCR), Amritsar, Ludhiana, Goa, and Himachal Pradesh is announced but still at early-stage or pre-launch as of mid-2026.

Notable Projects

Note: Homeland Regalia current market pricing shows per sq. ft. rates in the ₹12,000–₹14,000 range based on current broker channel data, with 3BHK apartments from approximately ₹2.8 crore. Homeland Heights resale values confirm the brand's appreciation track record in Mohali's luxury segment.

Latest Activity by Homeland Group

• Aug 2025 — Umang Jindal, CEO of Homeland Group, appointed as Chairman of the Punjab Government's retail body — a government endorsement that signals significant policy-level credibility in the region's organized retail and real estate sector.
• Aug 2025 — Homeland Group received twin honours at the 7th Golden Brick Awards: "Retail Project of the Year – Commercial (Regional)" for CP67 Mall, and "Luxury Project of the Year (Regional)" for Homeland Regalia. CP67 Mall also won "Most Admired Shopping Centre of the Year – Marketing & Promotions" at the IMAGES Shopping Centre Award 2025.
• Apr 2025 — Bhumi pujan ceremony conducted for Homeland Global Park, Sector 75, Mohali — marking the formal construction commencement of what is projected to be North India's largest mixed-use development at nearly 5 million sq. ft.
• Nov 2025 — Inaugurated a new corporate office at Baani The Statement, Golf Course Road, Gurugram — the group's formal entry into the NCR market and a clear statement of pan-India ambitions.
• Nov 2025 — Confirmed IPO plans targeting public listing in FY2027. The announcement accompanied the Gurugram office opening and signals the company's transition from a regional developer to a publicly accountable, institutionally structured real estate company.
• Ongoing 2025–26 — New launches announced for Amritsar and Ludhiana; luxury second-homes brand Ikaahi initiated with projects planned in Goa and Himachal Pradesh. Pipeline evaluation underway for larger mixed-use developments in Delhi NCR.

Delivery & RERA Compliance

Homeland Group's RERA compliance record in Punjab is one of its clearest differentiators. Key projects are registered under Punjab RERA as follows: CP.67 Mall carries RERA number PBRERA-SAS81-PC-0045, Homeland Regalia holds PBRERA-SAS81-PR0757, and Homeland Global Park is registered under PBRERA-SAS81-PC-0325. All three are publicly searchable on the Punjab RERA portal — buyers should verify current construction progress and possession timelines directly on the portal before committing.

The group's debut project — Homeland Heights — was launched in 2014 and delivered by 2018, a four-year execution cycle that held to its original schedule. That on-time delivery at scale is genuinely rare in India's real estate market, and the group has consistently cited it as the foundation of its brand credibility. Subsequent projects have maintained Punjab RERA compliance standards, including required disclosure updates and construction milestone reporting.

What buyers should watch: Homeland Global Park is an enormously ambitious project — nearly 5 million sq. ft. of mixed-use development in a single location. At this scale, construction sequencing, phasing, and occupancy timelines carry execution risk even for a well-organized developer. The bhumi pujan happened in April 2025; possession is years away. Buyers in this project should track RERA updates actively. Separately, the announced Amritsar, Ludhiana, Goa, and Himachal projects are still in early stages — treat them as pre-launch commitments, not confirmed pipelines.

Public complaints databases do not flag a pattern of systemic RERA violations or consumer forum orders against Homeland Group as of the date of this review. That is a positive data point — but the absence of visible complaints is partly because the group's delivered inventory (Heights) is relatively concentrated and the bigger project pipeline (Global Park, Regalia) is still in delivery phase.

Awards & Recognition

• 7th Golden Brick Awards 2025 — Retail Project of the Year – Commercial (Regional) for CP67 Mall; Luxury Project of the Year (Regional) for Homeland Regalia
• IMAGES Shopping Centre Award 2025 — "Most Admired Shopping Centre of the Year – Marketing & Promotions" for CP67 Mall, Mohali
• Zee Punjab Excellence in Commercial Project Award — Won by Umang Jindal, CEO, Homeland Group
• Chandigarh Real Estate Icons Award — Industry recognition for contributions to Tricity real estate
• Indian Iconic Award — Recognising landmark projects in the North India market
• IGBC Platinum Certification — Indian Green Building Council platinum rating for sustainability standards in development
• Punjab Government Appointment — CEO Umang Jindal appointed Chairman of Punjab's retail body (August 2025) — a government-level endorsement of industry standing
• IPO Filing (Target: FY27) — Not yet listed; planning to list on BSE/NSE. No market cap to report at this stage.

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Why Choose Homeland Group

The honest case for Homeland Group starts with execution. In a market where delivery delays are the norm rather than the exception, the group completed Homeland Heights on schedule — a project of 276 apartments across five towers. That is a verifiable, RERA-traceable data point, not a marketing claim. For buyers considering the ongoing Regalia or the upcoming Global Park, that track record matters.

The location strategy is also sound. Airport Road, Mohali is one of North India's fastest-appreciating corridors, with Chandigarh International Airport nearby, proposed metro alignment running along the PR-7 corridor, and IT City generating sustained residential demand from working professionals. Homeland was among the first developers to commit to this stretch at scale — and early bets in well-located markets tend to reward both developers and buyers.

The commercial products are genuine differentiators. CP.67 is not a notional retail complex — it is a functioning destination with a 7-screen PVR multiplex, anchor stores, and F&B. That operational reality creates footfall-driven catchment value for surrounding residential investments. The mixed-use model, when it works, creates durable value that standalone residential towers cannot replicate.

The group's governance is also maturing in the right direction. A government appointment at the state level, an IPO planned for FY27, strategic alignment with Unity Group, and IGBC platinum certification collectively suggest a developer moving from family-run regional builder to a structured, institutionally accountable organization. That transition, if sustained, is unambiguously good for buyers.

Where caution is warranted: Homeland is still a Mohali-centric developer making its first moves into NCR, Goa, and Himachal. Execution in markets where you have no operational depth is a genuine risk. Global Park is the group's largest and most complex project by a significant margin — 5 million sq. ft. of mixed-use development demands financial bandwidth, construction management, and leasing capability that will be tested at new levels. Pre-launch buyers in Global Park, Amritsar, or Ludhiana projects should demand RERA registration details before committing funds. The brand reputation is solid within Punjab. Outside it, the proof points are still being written.