NBCC, the state-owned real estate company, successfully sold 1,233 flats in Greater Noida, generating a sale value of ₹3,217 crore. The funds will be used to complete the stalled projects of the Amrapali Group.
NbccGreater NoidaAmrapali ProjectsReal EstateEauctionReal Estate NewsFeb 11, 2025
NBCC has sold a total of 1,233 flats in Greater Noida through an e-auction.
The total sale value of the flats sold by NBCC is ₹3,216.95 crore, excluding allied charges.
The project where NBCC sold the flats is called Aspire Golf Homes.
The Aspire Golf Homes project has a total of 1,507 flats across 11 towers.
The funds generated from the sale of flats will be used to complete the stalled Amrapali projects and mitigate the funding requirements for ongoing projects, including bank loan payments.
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