“The concept of Goshala at Organo, the biopool, the afforestation measures, the energy elements, the thought processes of the developers, the empathy with which they have thought of every aspect in terms of people and the planet, we can go on about why Parul and I decided to invest in Organo.”

“The quality of air, the lush farms, the vegetables that were being plucked by the residents from their backyard farms were all such delightful scenes for us. My daughters are thrilled at the prospect of living there. They can’t wait. I can’t wait to wake up to glorious sunrises, bathing in the forest, taking long nature walks, eating fresh food, and interacting with the other residents.”

“For me, the value goes beyond money. Organo’s vision of thinking of every aspect of a wholesome life is truly amazing. We need more such communities if we want our future generations to live a good life. Additionally, the well-designed spaces integrating nature foster creativity.”

“When we walked into Naandi the first time, I was awestruck. I was completely taken in by their natural agricultural practices, fresh produce which directly lands from the farm to the table, fresh milk from goshala. As a mother, I feel responsible for my kids’ nourishment. For me, the home-grown food aspect was a huge draw.”

“For us as a family Damaragidda will be that one sanctuary to pursue the things we love. For Ankush, it will be all aspects of farming and interacting with like-minded people, for me it will be great to have the community life and fresh surroundings and for our daughter, to give wings to her creativity and having friends.”

“I know, from experience, that they take care of finer details and think from the residents perspective unlike many builders who treat buildings as mere projects. They guide the residents and educate them on sustainability through various workshops. All the projects have spaces to connect and participate in cultural activities.”

“Aspects like the secluded car park area, pedestrian friendly community, make us feel happy as parents that our daughter can live a normal childhood and also make friends in the community. I believe that my daughter will get to know and live the childhood that I experienced.”

“We wanted a community, greenery, sustainable environment, live close to nature. We felt we needed to do more for the environment but as individuals it becomes difficult. But in a community, it becomes a collective effort. Instead of `I’ or `me’ it becomes about `us. It becomes a joy when you’re a part of the eco-system. It doesn’t feel like a chore.”

”When you invest in Organo eco habitats you make a larger social impact–on the neighbouring villages, the farmers, the villagers, and on the environment. That for us means the world. For me and Shalini, it has always been about being a part of the larger good.”

“I understood the hardships of a farmer. Farming is hard work. Whoever understands farming will never waste food. I also understand how important it is to know the origin of our food and the role safe food plays in our health,”

“As an architect what impresses me most is their sustainable home design and the natural materials, they’ve used in building it. Everything in their communities is so pure, whether it is milk orvegetables, air or water, flora, or fauna. Organo Kandawada is my dream and I want my kids to live the dream life.”

“I am not even sure if such a community exists anywhere in India. Organo has a unique way of bringing like-minded people together. As a family, for us it will be the perfect green home to settle in and for me to grow old in. When sustainability as a concept is implemented the way Organo does, it resonates with nature. And anything that resonates with nature will only make the residents healthy and happy.”