New Delhi: Inflation has killed, Inflation ruined the home budget, expensive home loan broke the dream of your home…. You must have seen such headlines and discussions around you. You too must be feeling the effect of rising inflation, but today after reading this news you will also think that brother, where is this inflation? In the rising inflation, it is difficult for some people to run a house, while some people are fighting to buy flats worth crores. On the last day, such news and pictures came on social media, in which a huge crowd of people was seen to buy flats worth 7 crores in Gurugram, adjacent to Delhi. There was a rush among people for booking flats in DLF’s housing project in Gurugram of real estate sector giant DLF. Seeing the crowd of people in the builder’s office, you would feel that the flat is probably being sold at a throwaway price, but sir, when you come to know about the price of the flat, the ground will slip under your feet. The cost of a flat in this DLF project is Rs 7 crore. A crowd of people had gathered there to buy flats worth crores.
Sold Out in three days
Real estate company DLF’s luxury apartment The Arbor has recorded record bookings. Within three days, a pre-formal launch sale of more than Rs 8000 crore has taken place. 1137 luxury flats were sold even before the launch of the project. Stock exchanges have been informed by DLF, in which the company said that the company has sold 1137 luxury flats of its housing project in Gurugram within three days. Due to this the builder has earned Rs 8000 crore.
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DLF is giddy after the flats were sold out in pre-booking itself. Company’s Chief Business Officer Akash Ohri said that whenever a good project comes, it gets good response from the people. A 39-storey building will be constructed in this luxury project. 5 towers will be built in the project. Spread over 25 acres, this project has 4BHK flats. DLF shares jumped up to 2.68% after flat selling out.
