Gaur City Center handovers possession to 1600 buyers
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Gaur City Center built with an investment of 1500 crore rupees
Greater Noida gets its second shopping complex with a built-up area of 12 lakh square ft.
Real Estate giant Gaurs Group has started giving possession of its iconic shopping destination Gaur City Center to its buyers. Located at Gaur Chowk, City Centre is a multi-storeyed High Street shopping and entertainment destination. The township offers a comfortable and close-knit lifestyle to its inhabitants with facilities like school, mall, multi-level parking, hospital and petrol pump situated within the complex. The township boasts total land area of 237 acres, with 25 acres allotted to the commercial centres. Gaur City Center is going to be an epitome of commercial complexes in this region, with total built-up area of 12 lakh square ft. situated right at the entry point of Greater Noida West. The possession is slated to be given from lower ground floor to second floor, to 1600 store owners.
The handover of 1600 stores in testing times is indeed a moment of pride for Gaursons Group. It marks their excellency and expertise in the real estate business. The multi-level parking structure in Gaur City Center has the capacity to occupy 5600 four-wheelers. The 2.5-3 lakh population of Greater Noida, would now have umpteen choices for retail in close proximity. Gaur City Mall ever since its inception has been their go-to retail and entertainment destination, and now Gaur City Center would add more options in their shopping times.
Mr. Manoj Gaur, MD, Gaurs Group present at the handover said, “We have always been a goal-oriented company, timely delivery of projects has been our consistent effort with every project. Gaur City has a total of 1 lakh residents, which is around 25,000 families, we are doing our bit their daily and discretionary needs are catered to. Gaur City Center and Gaur City Mall located in their vicinity would spoil them for choices in retail and make their shopping experience better than before.”