T&T Group set to redefine Raj Nagar Extension with ₹700 cr premium housing project

Raj Nagar Extension, traditionally known for its value-driven housing, is poised for a premium makeover. Real estate developer T&T Group is set to introduce a high-end residential project in the area, pegged at ₹700 crore — a move likely to reshape the region’s positioning in NCR’s housing market.

Planned across 3.25 acres, the project will offer more than one million square feet of built-up space, comprising spacious 3 and 4 BHK units in ground + 16-storey towers. Drawing design cues from Victorian and Tudor-style architecture, the development aims to merge timeless detailing with modern lifestyle features.

While most housing in Raj Nagar Extension has leaned towards functionality, this development signals a shift, geared toward residents who want elevated living without moving to Noida or Gurugram. At its centre 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 Extension, challenging 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 region and offer a more aspirational option to homebuyers seeking quality living closer to home.

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