NDB Bank unveils home ownership opportunities with Home Lands Group

NDB Bank joined hands with Home Lands Group to host an exclusive customer engagement event for its Privilege customers at Earl’s Regency Hotel in Kandy. 

This distinguished gathering was particularly significant as it marked the unveiling of an exciting partnership between NDB Bank and Home Lands Group. The event introduced the esteemed guests to the latest in ultra-luxury 
living—Waterdale Apartments.

Funded by NDB, these exclusive residences are strategically located in a prime area bordering the prestigious Colombo 7, offering breathtaking views of Tickle Road. Comprising 27 stories of refined elegance, these apartments are designed to provide all the modern amenities that cater to the discerning tastes of luxury 
home buyers.

During the event, a representative from Home Lands Group provided detailed insights into these exceptional residences, highlighting their special features and exclusive offers. Attendees were given a comprehensive overview of what makes Waterdale Apartments a unique investment opportunity by underscoring the strategic value of the location, the sophisticated design and the unparalleled luxury that these apartments represent.
For those interested in acquiring one of these luxury apartments, NDB Home Loans offers an array of benefits. NDB offers highly competitive rates, with loans available in both the Sri Lankan rupees and foreign currency, tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. The flexible repayment options up to 25 years and the provision of up to 75 percent of the selling price as a loan were highlighted as key advantages. 

Additionally, the bank offers a variety of flexible repayment options to suit different financial strategies. For those focused on investment there’s an option to pay only the interest monthly and settle the capital at maturity or after selling the apartment. Alternatively, for clients seeking convenience, NDB offers step-up and step-down plans; the step-up plan starts with lower instalments that increase as the loan matures, ideal for those anticipating an increase in income over time, while the step-down plan begins with the higher instalments that decreases as the loan progresses, making it particularly suitable for parent-child joint loans.