NBCC to Develop 13,500 New Flats in Amrapali's Greater Noida Projects

27 Feb 2024 CW Team

The National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) is set to embark on the development of 13,500 new residential units spread across five ongoing projects of Amrapali in Greater Noida. This strategic move comes as part of NBCC's commitment to revitalise and complete the stalled projects of Amrapali, a significant step in addressing the concerns of homebuyers and ensuring the delivery of long-awaited housing units.

The infusion of fresh development plans by NBCC aims to inject momentum into the real estate projects, bringing relief to homebuyers and fostering renewed confidence in the completion and handover of the properties. This development is closely monitored by the real estate community, and the successful execution of the plan is anticipated to set a positive precedent for resolving similar challenges in the real estate sector.

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