The recent listing of luxury apartments in Gurgaon, priced at a staggering Rs 75 crore, has sparked widespread discussion and disbelief among internet users. Many are questioning the escalating real estate prices in India and comparing them to property co
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The luxury apartments in Gurgaon are priced at a staggering Rs 75 crore.
These apartments are extremely expensive due to their premium location, state-of-the-art facilities, and the high demand from high-income individuals and international investors.
The luxury apartments often come equipped with private gyms, swimming pools, and even dedicated helipads, among other top-notch amenities.
Many users have noted that the prices of these apartments are higher than similar properties in other global cities like the UK and Dubai.
Critics argue that a lack of affordable housing options and speculative buying, driven by government policies, have contributed to the inflated real estate market in Gurgaon.
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