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RLD Announces Two New Flagship Developments in Dhaka

RANCON Developments Ltd. (RDL) has unveiled two new flagship developments in Dhaka.

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The announcement marks another milestone in RDL’s commitment to creating homes that combine architectural excellence, contemporary living, and enduring value. While each project responds to the unique character of its location, both are guided by the same vision: to create spaces that are elegant, functional, and built to stand the test of time.

Aurelia — Banani

Situated in the heart of Banani, Aurelia introduces a distinctive residential experience shaped by sophisticated design and an exceptional location. The development reflects a contemporary architectural approach while embracing the character and vibrancy of one of the city’s most sought-after addresses.

With a focus on quality, detail, and timeless appeal, Aurelia is envisioned as a residence that complements the lifestyle of modern city dwellers while maintaining a lasting architectural presence

Amara — Bashundhara

Located in Bashundhara, Amara is envisioned as a refined residential destination designed for modern urban living. The project brings together contemporary architecture, carefully planned interiors, and a strong emphasis on comfort and livability.

Designed with attention to both form and function, Amara seeks to create an environment where residents can enjoy a sense of privacy, convenience, and everyday well-being within one of Dhaka’s most established residential neighborhoods.

“Shaping the Future of Urban Living”

Together, Amara and Aurelia represent RDL’s continued investment in creating meaningful residential experiences across Dhaka. Though different in character and setting, both developments share a common ambition—to deliver homes that are thoughtfully conceived, meticulously crafted, and built to endure.

As these projects move forward, they will contribute to the evolving skyline of Dhaka while offering future residents places designed not only for living, but for belonging.