Noida-based AU Real Estate has secured the Aspire Silicon City Phase 4 project in a digital auction conducted by NBCC (India) Ltd, valued at Rs 1,467.93 crore. The project, spread over 8.5 acres, features larger-sized homes and modern amenities.
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The total value of the Aspire Silicon City Phase 4 project is Rs 1,467.93 crore.
Aspire Silicon City Phase 4 comprises 7 towers with approximately 600 units in total. In this auction, 5 towers with 446 units were awarded.
The project includes a G+4 storey Club House with amenities such as a swimming pool, gym, jacuzzi, steam/sauna facilities, business center, play zone, 2 banquet halls, and open green party lawns.
The project is located in a well-developed residential sector in Noida, with strong connectivity to the Noida–Greater Noida Expressway, Aqua Line metro stations, and key arterial roads.
The Aspire Silicon City Phase 4 project was designed by Gautam & Gautam Architects, a firm known for its work on notable projects in the region.
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