BusinessWire India
Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], August 7: Raj Nagar Extension, long known for its affordability, may soon see a shift in its residential landscape. T&T Group is preparing to launch a premium housing project in the area, with an estimated worth of Rs. 700 crore, which is expected to significantly expand its market share in the luxury housing market.
Spread across 3.25 acres, the upcoming project will feature over one million square feet of built-up area and offer 3 and 4 BHK apartments across Ground + 16-storey towers. The design reportedly draws from Victorian and Tudor architecture, aiming to blend aesthetic detail with contemporary comfort.
While most housing in Raj Nagar Extension has leaned towards functionality, this development signals a shiftgeared toward residents who want elevated living without moving to Noida or Gurgaon. At its center will be a landscaped green promenade designed for community use. In a quieter corner, the project will feature a mini forest with a small lake, offering a rare nature-filled retreat within the city.
"There's always been demand here for better-designed homes. People just didn't have the option," said Shivam Tyagi, Director - Operations, T&T Group. "We're trying to raise the bar for what's possible in places like Raj Nagar Extension."
The homes are expected to be digitally equipped, aligning with T&T's tech-first approach. But observers note that the project's real impact may lie in how it repositions Raj Nagar Extensionchallenging the idea that premium homes must come with a longer commute or a big-name pin code.
With strong connectivity to Delhi, Noida, and central Ghaziabad via the Delhi-Meerut Expressway, the area offers logistical appeal. If executed as planned, the project could influence future development trends in the regionand offer a more aspirational option to homebuyers seeking quality living closer to home.
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