A high-profile real estate transaction in Gurugram recently saw a penthouse in the prestigious Camellias complex sell for a staggering ₹190 crore. The deal underscores the enduring appeal of luxury housing in key metropolitan areas of India, particularly
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The penthouse in the Camellias complex in Gurugram was sold for ₹190 crore.
The Camellias complex is located in Gurugram, a prominent city in the Delhi NCR region.
The Camellias project is developed by one of India's leading real estate developers, known for their premium and luxurious properties.
The penthouse spans several thousand square feet, offers panoramic views of the city skyline, and is equipped with state-of-the-art security systems and advanced technological amenities.
This sale indicates the growing importance of Gurugram in the national and international luxury real estate market, driven by economic growth, rising disposable incomes, and a preference for high-end living.
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