Aurum Alumni to invest ₹1,100 crore in two residential projects along Yamuna Expressway
NEW DELHI:
Aurum Alumni
plans to invest ₹1,100 crore to develop two residential projects -
Aurum Alumni Accord
and
Aurum Alumni Bliss
along the
Yamuna Expressway
.
A third project with an investment of 600 crore is also under planning and will be launched soon.
Spread across three acres, Accord comprises five high-rise towers, each with 21 floors and will feature 210 4BHK units.
Set across seven acres, Bliss will feature nine towers ranging from 28 to 33 floors, offering a total of 528, 3 and 4 BHK apartments. Expected possession timelines for Accord is July 2028 and for Bliss is September 2029.
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