AU Real Estate has acquired 446 flats in Noida through an e-auction conducted by NBCC for Rs 1,468 crore. The company plans to sell these units in the open market.
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The total value of the e-auction for the 446 flats in Noida is Rs 1,468 crore.
NBCC (National Buildings Construction Corporation) is a state-owned enterprise tasked with completing stalled housing projects. They conducted the e-auction for the 446 flats in Noida.
The total saleable area of the 'Aspire Silicon City' project is 13.85 lakh square feet.
AU Real Estate will pay the total bid amount of Rs 1,468 crore to NBCC in a phased manner, linked to the progress of construction.
NBCC has sold units across five projects through e-auction, generating a total of Rs 9,700 crore. Other notable buyers include Gaurs Group, Mansan Builders, and Happy Valley Infra.
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