Money can’t buy happiness, but I’d cheer up much faster sipping a margarita by the pool if I didn’t have errands to run or worry about getting the house cleaned. One such luxurious project that offers the best money can buy is Raheja Exotica Madh Island. Like someone said, if money can’t buy happiness, you simply didn’t know where to go shopping. I’d have to agree to that, and so will you. Today’s well-traveled generation with high disposable incomes yearns to escape to the good life; to a luxurious home away from the hustle-bustle of the city. One where the house, food on the table and stocking the pantry is all taken care of by genies – an invisible army of staff. I know what are you thinking, “wasn’t this the whole idea of a weekend home? To escape the drudgery of weekdays and city life and party hard in this second…
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