The SMI Group of Companies proudly announces the successful completion and readiness for occupation of its latest Premium Residential Development, ‘PRIVE’, located at No. 121, Jawatta Road, Colombo 5.
"This fully sold-out project marks another significant milestone for the SMI Group, reflecting its continued commitment to excellence and innovation”.
Rising nine stories high and comprising 40 luxury apartments, ‘PRIVE’ is nestled in one of Colombo’s most desirable residential neighborhoods. All units were sold well ahead of completion, and the handover process is currently underway, with homeowners now beginning to move into their new residences.
Chairman Fazrin Ibrahim remarked, “Even during construction, clients were eager to secure their units. Today, we are proud to hand over completed dream homes to our valued clients.”
‘PRIVE’ has been thoughtfully designed to offer a harmonious blend of modern luxury, serene surroundings, and urban convenience. Its location ensures residents enjoy proximity to boutique stores, cafes, supermarkets, and cultural attractions — all within walking distance.
The development features an impressive range of high-end amenities, including: a welcoming reception lobby with seating, rooftop swimming pool, scenic rooftop lounge and terrace deck, fully equipped gym and fitness centre and an advanced safety and security systems.
“All amenities — from the rooftop pool and gym to the lounge — are now complete. We’re proud to have delivered another high-quality project on schedule,” said Chairman Ibrahim confidently.
He further stated being the Largest Developer in the City of Colombo, several other luxurious developments are underway in Colombo, including ‘Pointe – Alfred House’, ‘Oakwood Enclave – Seaview Avenue’, and ‘Bliss – Lower Bagatalle Road’.
Established in 2003, the SMI Group has consistently delivered excellence in Colombo’s real estate sector. ‘PRIVE’ stands as a testament to the Group’s continued commitment to creating premium, lifestyle-centric urban living spaces.
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