VVIP Group Launches Rs 8 Bn Luxury Project in Greater Noida
21 May 2025
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CW Team
NCR-based real estate developer VVIP Group has announced the launch of its ultra-luxury residential project, VVIP Addresses, in Sector 12, Greater Noida West. The developer is investing approximately Rs 8 billion into the project, which will span 5 acres and offer over 350 premium units in a single-phase development.
The development will feature 3 and 4 BHK apartments, priced between Rs 34.9 million and Rs 60 million, tailored for discerning buyers seeking opulence, comfort, and connectivity.
鈥淭here is a growing demand for luxury housing in the region, reflecting evolving lifestyle aspirations,鈥� said Praveen Tyagi, Chairman and Managing Director of VVIP Group.
Vibhor Tyagi, Managing Director, added, 鈥淰VIP Addresses blends luxury living with sports facilities, green spaces, and refined architecture, offering a holistic lifestyle destination.鈥�
With this project, VVIP Group aims to solidify its leadership in the NCR luxury housing market, responding to rising demand for upscale homes that balance recreation, community, and sophistication.
NCR-based real estate developer VVIP Group has announced the launch of its ultra-luxury residential project, VVIP Addresses, in Sector 12, Greater Noida West. The developer is investing approximately Rs 8 billion into the project, which will span 5 acres and offer over 350 premium units in a single-phase development.The development will feature 3 and 4 BHK apartments, priced between Rs 34.9 million and Rs 60 million, tailored for discerning buyers seeking opulence, comfort, and connectivity.鈥淭here is a growing demand for luxury housing in the region, reflecting evolving lifestyle aspirations,鈥� said Praveen Tyagi, Chairman and Managing Director of VVIP Group.Vibhor Tyagi, Managing Director, added, 鈥淰VIP Addresses blends luxury living with sports facilities, green spaces, and refined architecture, offering a holistic lifestyle destination.鈥漌ith this project, VVIP Group aims to solidify its leadership in the NCR luxury housing market, responding to rising demand for upscale homes that balance recreation, community, and sophistication.
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