New Gurugram is quickly becoming a sought-after destination for premium real estate at affordable prices, with an average property cost of Rs 13,900 per square foot.
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The average property price in New Gurugram is Rs 13,900 per square foot.
Premium properties above 2,500 sq ft in New Gurugram are sold at Rs 16,000 per square foot, compared to Rs 20,000 per square foot in other parts of Gurugram.
New Gurugram's appeal is driven by its competitive pricing, premium property options, strategic location, well-developed infrastructure, and the availability of quality education, healthcare, and recreational facilities.
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The target market for New Gurugram's real estate includes young professionals, families, and individuals seeking premium amenities at affordable prices.
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