SVP Builders India Ltd., a 2000-crore real-estate development company based out of national Capital Region, today announced the launch of Gulmohur Gardens, a sprawling residential complex, with a targeted revenue of INR 200Crores (US$ 50 million), from 700 dwellings. Gulmohur Gardens is located on NH-58 next to Raj Nagar, with close proximity to prominent colleges and schools like DPS, INGRAHAM MICRO, R K Engineering College, IMT Ghaziabad.
Gulmohur Gardens is spread across 15 acres of lush green surroundings with features like swimming pool, gym, club house, a state-of-art shopping mall, rain water harvesting, etc. The structures are Earthquake resistant with excellent finish. The flats are available in a price range of Rs. 20 - 30 Lakhs.
If you believe in the old saying, Home is where the hearts is, Gulmohur Gardens will steal your heart away at first glance, stated Mr. Sunil Jindal, CEO, SVP Builders India Ltd. Adding further, he said, Fully furnished with world class amenities of all kinds, this nature friendly residential complex is spacious and comes with reserved area for greenery.
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