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Skyline project in Mangalore

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Mangalore, May 17

Skyline Constructions and Housing Pvt Ltd, which has presence in Bangalore and Mysore, will be launching its Mangalore project - `Skyline Blueberry Hills'. A company release said here that this project would have two blocks that houses 40 and 32 apartments.

The project will be launched by July. It said that Skyline Constructions plans to expand its base to other cities such as Mangalore and Kochi. Over the years, Skyline has completed over 60 projects, adding up to over four million sq ft in residential, commercial and industrial space, the release added.

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