Gaurs Group plans a Rs 750 crore investment in a luxury housing project in Greater Noida, expanding their portfolio and potentially launching an IPO within 18 months.
Gaurs GroupReal EstateGreater NoidaLuxury HousingCommercial ProjectReal Estate NewsNov 27, 2024

The total investment amount for Gaurs Group's luxury housing project in Greater Noida is approximately Rs 750 crore.
The luxury housing project in Greater Noida will include around 250 residential units.
The developable area for the luxury housing project in Greater Noida is around 12 lakh square feet.
Gaurs Group is planning a massive commercial project worth Rs 4,000 crore in Noida, which will include retail, office, and hotel spaces.
Gaurs Group plans to launch its IPO within the next 18 months.

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