ONE Group Developers launches The Clermont, a new low-rise residential project in Mohali, with a projected revenue of ₹400 crore. The project features 216 units of 3 BHK independent floors and aims to deliver within three years using advanced construction technology.
Real EstateMohaliResidential ProjectOne GroupAluminum Formwork TechnologyReal Estate MumbaiSep 24, 2025
The Clermont project is expected to generate a projected revenue of ₹400 crore.
The Clermont project will include 216 units of 3 BHK independent floors.
The Clermont project is being constructed using modern aluminum formwork technology, which ensures superior quality, durability, and timely delivery.
The initial investment for The Clermont project is ₹100 crores.
ONE Group has developed several projects in Mohali, including ONE Rise in Sector 99, and ONE City Hub and One City Hamlet in Sector 98.
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