Prestige is a by-product when you choose to live at Vedaanta (sec 108, Gurgaon), the most prestigious address this side of town. Located just 9 km from the IGI Airport and accessible from the Ring Road of Gurgaon, Vedaanta is at an ideal distance from the best of both worlds. The complete complex is going to be built over 10.67 acres of land and is going to be a mix of high rise and low rise development.

We offer you a mix of 1,2 & 3 BHK Condominium dwellings in various combinations within an open and a spacious plan setting. Using materials like imported floorings, fittings and finishings, Vedaanta is only going to be for the beckoning few who appreciate affordable quality.

Location:
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We at Raheja care for nature, hence you can rest assured that the landscaping is a predominant part of the complex with maximum condos getting a direct view of the central landscape and pool areas.

Floor Plans:
Typical 3 BR
1st Flr
Type : A
Saleable Area : 1795 sq. ft.
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Typical 2 BR Except 1st Flr
Type: A Saleable Area : 1365 sq. ft.
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Typical 2 BR Except 1st Flr
Type: B Saleable Area : 1432 sq. ft.
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Typical 2 BR 1st Flr
Type: A Saleable Area : 1365 sq. ft.
Terrace Area : 90 sq. ft.
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Typical 3 BR Except 1st Flr
Type: A Saleable Area : 1790 sq. ft.
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Typical 3 BR Except 1st Flr
Type: B Saleable Area : 1795 sq. ft.
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Typical 3 BR 1st Flr
Type : A
Saleable Area : 1790 sq. Terrace Area : 90 sq. ft.ft.
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Typical 3 BR 1st Flr
Type : B
Saleable Area : 1795 sq. Terrace Area : 90 sq. ft.ft.
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Typical 3 BR Type : C
Saleable Area : 2393 sq.
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Typical 3 BR Type : D
Saleable Area : 2490 sq.
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Raheja square is the only commercial complex catering to the 5000 acres. ultra modern extension of Gurgaon at IMT, Manesar, Haryana, INDIA. With a builtup area of over 2.5 lac sq.ft. and a world-class infrastructure in place, Raheja Square is already catering to a variety of banks such as ICICI, HDFC, Indian Bank with a host of other shops opening up presently.

Raheja Square has a distinguished architectural design and follows energy-efficient building norms with the latest climatological controls. It also offers generous parking space of upto 700 cars, Central A.C. Standby Generators, Fire-Protection Systems, Seperate Passenger and Service lifts, VSAT other than a host of other exuberant features.

With the NH-8 having been converted into a 8-lane expressway, Raheja Square has become accessible from Delhi as just a few minutes drive from Dhaula Kuan. And with the Kundli-Manesar-Palwal Expressway coming up at just a few kilometers away, Raheja Square is definitely the most viable investment proposition for the beckoning few. It has ready-posession space upto 1 lack sq.ft. available, ideal for BPOs, MNCs, ITEs and call centers on lease or sale basis.

Floor Plans
First Floor
Second Floorr
Third and Fourth Floor
Fifth Sixth and Seventh Floor

Design
–> Distinguished architectural design based on the latest concepts and specifications at par with the international standards conforming to Delhis seismic code.
–> High efficiency floor plans with minimum super area.
–> Aesthetic external facade.
–> Energy efficient building with latest climatological controls.
–> Impressive entries and lobbies finished with granite, marble, glass, metal panels and dramatic landscaping.
–> Floor areas provided with cement / sand screed, ready for flooring.
–> Underwall telephone conduits with wiring all around.

Systems
–> Individual distribution board for each floor/office module.
–> Provision for Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT), Fibre Optic telecommunications.
–> All floors with separate provision for air-conditioning.
–> Standby generators.
–> Fire Protection system.
–> Central air conditioning system, AHU located on each floor.
–> Separate passenger and service lifts.
–> Provision for public address voice communication system.
–> Provision for built-in conduits for power, data and voice distributions.

Amenities
–> Generous parking facility — over 700 vehicles parking in and around the complex including buses.
–> Interior and exterior terraces, gardens and landscaping.
–> Statutory green belt and service road around the complex between building and 200 feet wide roads.
–> Round-the-clock water supply.
–> Provision for health club.
–> Optional retiring rooms.
–> Professional property management.
–> 24-hour security.

DLF has bagged a 25-acre property in Hyderabad for about Rs 450 crore. The realty firm plans to invest another Rs 750 crore to develop the property, which would either be an IT park or an IT special economic zone. We won the tender from the Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation for Rs 18.11 crore per acre, dlf executive director (southern region) Jaykrishna Subrahmanian said.

Gas meet
New Delhi, Aug. 28: A meeting of the empowered group of ministers (EGoM) looking into the issue of natural gas pricing remained inconclusive today. The EGoM is likely to meet again on August 30, officials said.

DoT move
New Delhi, Aug. 28: Bharti Airtel is likely to be issued a showcause notice for putting up two towers within a distance of 10km of international border with Nepal in the Bihar circle.

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Come June, Indias capital market is set to raise through primary issues the highest amount of money in any single month. The impact of the mobilisation of nearly Rs 30,000 crore from the two public issues of ICICI Bank and DLF, analysts feel, will be felt in other segments of the market too, leading to strained liquidity.

Real estate giant DLF Ltd has lined up one of the largest primary issues with plans to raise Rs 9,625 crore. The countrys second largest lender ICICI Bank will mop up Rs 20,000 crore in a fresh issue of equity shares. These two will drain the market of its available funds, say analysts.

Sreeshankar R, research head at IL&FS Investsmart, says, The two issues may take away a lot of liquidity from the market.

More : financialexpress.com

Scales down earlier plan to invest Rs 6,500 cr under head.

DLF Ltd has said it would invest Rs 3,500 crore — roughly a third of its planned initial public offering (IPO) — in building up its land reserves. This is significantly lower than its earlier plan of investing Rs 6,500 crore for the purpose.

Announcing its plans here today, DLF said it hoped to raise Rs 9,625 crore through a public issue of 1.75 crore shares in the price band of Rs 500-550 between June 11 and 14.

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Fortis Healthcare is looking to acquire land for its planned healthcare projects in Rajasthan. We are in the process of acquiring land, and are looking at about 50 acres hopefully near Jaipur, Mr Shivinder Mohan Singh, CEO and Managing Director, Fortis Healthcare, told Business Line.

The company is proposing an investment of Rs 1,200 crore over a period of 10 years in healthcare projects across Rajasthan in a Public Private Partnership with the State Government.

The projects include two medical education hubs, and at least two or three super-speciality or multi-speciality hospitals across the State. The health cities would comprise of 800-bed hospitals, and medical, nursing, and dental colleges, and offer clinical and basic research facilities, Mr Singh said.

More : moneycontrol.com

The slowdown in the Indian property market has hit realty private equity funds, reports CNBC-TV18.

Real estate funds are facing tough times. They have even cut the projections of returns to investors by 10%. That is because the property market has cooled considerably.

Prices are not really going up. Bangalore is a good example and so is Gurgaon, where they have even gone down to some extent. So, they have taken a hit, said Sanjay Dutt, Deputy MD, Cushman & Wakefield.

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Bharat Hotels Ltd, owner of the Grand hotel chain, plans to double the number of hotels it runs to 14 without the backing of the Intercontinental Hotel Group Plc.s branding strength.

The two companies currently co-brand four hotels in New Delhi, Srinagar, Mumbai, and Goa as Intercontinental The Grand, and will continue to do so.

Jyotsna Suri, chairperson and managing director, Bharat Hotels But Bharats other three existing hotels and the seven new hotels planned will not carry the Intercontinental tag.

More : livemint.com

The Netherlands-based Golden Tulip Hospitality is entering the country with a $200 million fund to set up 30-50 hotels over the next five years.

The first six properties - across two, three and four-star categories - will come up at Jaipur, Ludhiana, Bangalore, Goa, Visakhapatnam and Hyderabad.

The Jaipur property, the first to open later this year, will be a boutique hotel with 108 rooms, targeting both tourists and business travellers. The others will open over the next 12 to 24 months.

More : economictimes.indiatimes.com

Mahindra Gesco has announced its first quarter results. The company has posted standalone net profit at Rs 12.20 crore as against Rs 3.38 crore. Standalone net sales stood at Rs 34.84 crore versus Rs 34.28 crore.

Arun Nanda, Vice Chaiman, Mahindra Gesco said that they have got approvals for three new projects. Sale of Knight Frank shares got them a Rs 6 crore profit.

Q1 numbers dont include Mahindra World City revenues. The company has also received an operational approval for IT SEZ. Though, the approval for biotech SEZ is still pending.

More : indiaearnings.moneycontrol.com