Divyansh Group has acquired a 12,868 sq. m. Ghaziabad land parcel for ₹128 crore, near Hindon Airport, planning a premium plotted project with sales potential above ₹200 crore.
Divyansh Group has picked up a 12,868 sq. m. land parcel in Koyal Enclave, Ghaziabad, through a Ghaziabad Development Authority auction, paying close to ₹128 crore for it. The company is planning a premium plotted residential project on the site, with sales potential the developer pegs at more than ₹200 crore, a launch is expected in the third quarter of the current financial year.
Location is doing most of the work here. The land sits less than a kilometre from both Hindon Airport and the Delhi border, giving future residents genuinely easy access to Delhi and the wider NCR without needing to depend on longer expressway commutes. Chairman Chanderjeet Pathak framed the acquisition as a direct bet on that positioning, saying it reflects the company's confidence in Ghaziabad's long-term growth, and specifically pointed to areas around Hindon Airport as becoming increasingly attractive residential destinations because of their connectivity and accessibility.
Pathak was also clear about what kind of product the company is chasing here, plotted developments rather than apartment towers. He said Divyansh has seen growing demand for thoughtfully planned plotted projects specifically, with buyers and investors looking for long-term value in well-connected locations rather than just unit count or square footage. That's a notable choice in a market where most large NCR land deals right now are going toward high-rise residential or mixed-use townships, plotted development is a smaller, more land-intensive bet that tends to appeal to a different kind of buyer, often someone planning to build a custom home rather than move into a ready unit.
This acquisition isn't happening in isolation. Ghaziabad has been drawing steady developer attention lately, better roads, expanding infrastructure and rising commercial activity have all been cited repeatedly as reasons the city is strengthening as an NCR destination in its own right, not just an overflow market for Delhi and Noida. Divyansh Group's own framing leans into that pattern directly, describing the Koyal Enclave project as part of a wider strategy to build quality communities across the NCR's high-growth micro-markets.
With more developers actively competing for land in Ghaziabad's better-connected pockets, Hommea would flag that buyers now have a genuinely wider set of formats to choose from here, plotted developments alongside the apartment-led supply that's typically dominated the city. Anyone evaluating Ghaziabad right now would do well to see how this fits alongside what's currently available in Ghaziabad, since a corridor pulling in this much fresh land investment tends to shift both pricing and buyer expectations across the wider area, not just around the newest acquisition.
