Signature Global, a prominent Delhi-NCR real estate developer, has acquired 8.39 acres of land in Gurugram for a hefty ₹282 crore. The company plans to launch a new residential project, which is expected to generate ₹3,200 crore in revenue.
Real EstateGurugramSignature GlobalResidential ProjectLand AcquisitionReal EstateMar 21, 2025
Signature Global has acquired 8.39 acres of land in Gurugram for ₹282 crore to launch a new residential project.
The new residential project is expected to generate ₹3,200 crore in revenue.
Gurugram has emerged as a prime location for real estate investments due to its well-developed infrastructure, proximity to New Delhi, and growing IT and commercial sectors.
The project will feature a mix of apartments, villas, and other residential units, with a focus on sustainability and modern amenities.
The acquisition is expected to create numerous job opportunities and contribute to the overall development of the area, benefiting the local community and businesses.
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