Saya Gold Avenue Penthouse Sells for Rs 100 Million in Indirapuram

22 Jul 2025 CW Team

A penthouse measuring approximately 7,000 sq ft at Saya Gold Avenue in Indirapuram has been sold for Rs 100 million, setting a new benchmark for premium residential real estate in the Delhi-NCR region. Spanning the top two floors of the 40-storey tower, the residence features panoramic city views and a private terrace garden.

Saya Gold Avenue, one of Indirapuram’s tallest residential developments, offers a limited collection of 12 penthouses ranging from ~5,500 to ~7,000 sq ft, with half already sold. The sale reflects the growing demand among affluent buyers for spacious, amenity-rich homes with strong connectivity and quality construction.

Mr Vikas Bhasin, Managing Director, Saya Group, said: “This sale is not only a testament to the aspirational value of Saya Gold Avenue but also to Indirapuram’s emergence as a sought-after destination for discerning homebuyers.”

The buyer, Ghaziabad-based garment exporter Ashish Gupta, said: “Saya Gold Avenue ticked all the boxes for me and my family—from its quality construction and thoughtful design to its excellent connectivity and premium amenities.”

Strategically located near NH-24, Saya Gold Avenue offers seamless access to schools, hospitals, malls, and metro stations, along with lifestyle amenities including a clubhouse, swimming pool, gymnasium, and landscaped spaces.

The transaction has further strengthened Saya Gold Avenue’s reputation as a leading luxury address in the region.

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