Central Park Launches Belanova With Rs12 bn Investment
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Central Park Launches Belanova With Rs12 bn Investment

Central Park Estates has launched Belanova, an ultra?luxury residential venture within the 47+ acre Central Park Resorts ecosystem in Gurugram. The company has allocated a total project investment of Rs12 bn and placed the topline revenue potential at Rs25–30 bn. The development comprises 124 residences with an average ticket size of about Rs250 mn, positioned as a low?density vertical estate with bespoke hospitality elements. Funding has been arranged through project finance and internal accruals, with no private equity participation.

Home loan approvals and financial tie ups have been secured with major banks including ICICI, HDFC, Canara Bank and PNB, underpinning buyer confidence. The company has reported that revenue recognition and cash flow generation have commenced and that roughly 25 per cent of the stock is already sold. A private friends and family offer is expected to yield approximately Rs5 bn in FY26 and wider sales are projected to generate about Rs10 bn in FY27. The phased pricing strategy is designed to reward early participation.

Pricing is set to increase by seven to 10 per cent after every 10 units sold, creating a value appreciation mechanism over the sales cycle. The formal launch of Club Belanova is planned for March–April 2026 while the overall development is scheduled for completion by July 31, 2026. Limited expressions of interest are being considered ahead of the broader market roll out and the company has emphasised discretion and craftsmanship in its positioning. The venture is described as integrating hospitality as the foundation of residential living.

Belanova offers direct connectivity to NH?48 and proximity to IGI Airport, Golf Course Road and the Millennium City Centre Metro Station, enhancing its appeal to premium buyers. The project team has highlighted design features such as private lift lobbies, dual lifts per residence and 13 feet floor heights to ensure privacy and architectural proportion. Central Park positions the development as a defining landmark within its portfolio and a curated life shaped by service excellence and global experiences.

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Central Park Estates has launched Belanova, an ultra?luxury residential venture within the 47+ acre Central Park Resorts ecosystem in Gurugram. The company has allocated a total project investment of Rs12 bn and placed the topline revenue potential at Rs25–30 bn. The development comprises 124 residences with an average ticket size of about Rs250 mn, positioned as a low?density vertical estate with bespoke hospitality elements. Funding has been arranged through project finance and internal accruals, with no private equity participation. Home loan approvals and financial tie ups have been secured with major banks including ICICI, HDFC, Canara Bank and PNB, underpinning buyer confidence. The company has reported that revenue recognition and cash flow generation have commenced and that roughly 25 per cent of the stock is already sold. A private friends and family offer is expected to yield approximately Rs5 bn in FY26 and wider sales are projected to generate about Rs10 bn in FY27. The phased pricing strategy is designed to reward early participation. Pricing is set to increase by seven to 10 per cent after every 10 units sold, creating a value appreciation mechanism over the sales cycle. The formal launch of Club Belanova is planned for March–April 2026 while the overall development is scheduled for completion by July 31, 2026. Limited expressions of interest are being considered ahead of the broader market roll out and the company has emphasised discretion and craftsmanship in its positioning. The venture is described as integrating hospitality as the foundation of residential living. Belanova offers direct connectivity to NH?48 and proximity to IGI Airport, Golf Course Road and the Millennium City Centre Metro Station, enhancing its appeal to premium buyers. The project team has highlighted design features such as private lift lobbies, dual lifts per residence and 13 feet floor heights to ensure privacy and architectural proportion. Central Park positions the development as a defining landmark within its portfolio and a curated life shaped by service excellence and global experiences.

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