Surajkund Reimagined — 11 Acres of Considered High-Rise Living in South Faridabad
2, 3 & 4 BHK · Price on Request
BPTP Limited, through its subsidiary Urban Realtech Private Limited, announced in February 2026 a joint development arrangement for an approximately 11-acre land parcel in Sector 39, Surajkund — one of the few large contiguous parcels available in this established South Faridabad micro-market. The proposed group housing development carries a potential developable area of over 2 million square feet, making it among the most substantial residential commitments in this part of Faridabad in recent years. BPTP brings to this site a track record that spans over 24,500 delivered units and 50 million square feet across the NCR, including its landmark Parklands township that effectively shaped Greater Faridabad's Sectors 75–89.
The project is conceived around a simple premise: that Surajkund's natural setting — its Aravalli backdrop, its clean air relative to denser Delhi corridors, and its green-edged street character — is worth protecting as the primary amenity, not competing with. High-rise towers are planned to open outward toward landscaped zones and the surrounding greenbelt rather than inward to the conventionally crowded podium. Residents will find jogging tracks, open lawns, children's play areas, and a modern clubhouse woven into the master layout as natural extensions of daily life.
BPTP's Chairman and Managing Director Kabul Chawla has described Surajkund as "a differentiated micro-market with long-term potential owing to its established ecosystem and natural setting." That perspective shapes the design brief here: contemporary urban architecture that reads as complementary to the Aravalli character of the area rather than indifferent to it. Floor plans for 2 BHK, 3 BHK, and 4 BHK homes are conceived around natural light, cross-ventilation, and functional space — large windows, well-defined living and dining areas, private balconies, and kitchens sized for real use.
The timing of this project coincides with meaningful infrastructure investment in the Faridabad corridor. The proposed Namo Bharat RRTS corridor linking Noida, Faridabad, and Gurugram, alongside the planned Gurugram-Faridabad metro spanning 34 km across 12 stations, will structurally reposition South Faridabad within the wider NCR transit network. A project of this scale, in a micro-market with limited premium land supply, enters the market at a moment when both connectivity and residential demand patterns are shifting in the corridor's favour.
Enquiries are open for homebuyers and investors who want early access to one of BPTP's most anticipated launches in Faridabad. The development is being progressed subject to DTCP Haryana approvals and RERA registration; channel partners and prospective residents can register their interest now to be among the first to receive floor plans, pricing, and launch details.
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 BHK Compact modern homes designed for young families and couples | On request | |
| 3 BHK Spacious layouts with large balconies suited to growing families | On request | |
| 4 BHK Generous high-rise residences for buyers seeking room and privacy | On request |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Sector 39, Surajkund, South Faridabad, Haryana · Sector 39, Surajkund · Faridabad
Sector 39 sits at the southern edge of Faridabad where the city gives way to the Aravalli-facing greenbelt of Surajkund — a micro-market that carries both ecological value and deep cultural resonance. The locality is positioned between Badarpur and Lakkarpur, placing it minutes from the Delhi border and on the direct axis of Mathura Road (NH-19). The NHPC Metro Station on the Violet Line is approximately 5.7 km away, and the existing Violet Line corridor runs from Kashmere Gate through Kalkaji Mandir to Faridabad's Escorts Mujesar terminus, giving the neighbourhood a direct rail link into South Delhi.
Surajkund has long held premium status within South Faridabad, with the annual Surajkund Crafts Mela drawing visitors from across India and providing a cultural identity that most new-growth sectors cannot replicate. Sector 39 carries median sale prices of approximately Rs. 9,700 per sq. ft., meaningfully above Faridabad's city-wide average — a structural signal of its established demand. The proximity to NH-19, the Faridabad Bypass Road, and the FNG Expressway makes Nehru Place, Okhla Industrial Area, and Noida accessible within a routine morning commute. Reputed schools including St. Mary Convent School and Manav Rachna International Institute, alongside the ICD Park green corridor, complete the neighbourhood fabric.
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The proposed Regional Rapid Transit System corridor linking Noida, Faridabad, and Gurugram will structurally reduce cross-NCR travel times and position Surajkund-area residents at the intersection of three major employment centres.
Haryana's planned 34-km metro route connecting Gurugram Sector 56 to Old Faridabad station will offer a rail link between the two largest Haryana cities in the NCR, opening new commute options for Faridabad residents working in the Gurugram corridor.
The Golden Line under construction as part of Delhi Metro Phase IV, running from Aerocity to Tughlakabad, will allow Surajkund-area residents to reach IGI Airport via the Tughlakabad interchange, targeting completion by end of 2026.
Under the Faridabad Master Plan 2031, several 60-metre-wide feeder roads are being integrated with metro stations to improve last-mile connectivity, directly benefiting residents in the Sector 39 belt with faster access to arterial highways.
The Faridabad–Noida–Ghaziabad Expressway, when fully commissioned, will eliminate the need to travel through Delhi for cross-NCR trips, cutting Surajkund-to-Noida commute times significantly and opening up the eastern NCR employment corridor.
Surajkund and Sector 39 carry a median sale price of approximately Rs. 9,700 per sq. ft. — well above the Faridabad city average — reflecting years of accumulated demand in a locality where large residential land parcels of this scale rarely become available.
The project is structured as a joint development arrangement through Urban Realtech Private Limited, BPTP's wholly owned subsidiary, announced in February 2026. This structure concentrates accountability within a single, well-capitalised entity that has delivered over 24,500 homes across the NCR.
The site's 11-acre footprint adjacent to the Aravalli greenbelt allows for meaningful landscaped open areas, lower ground coverage, and natural ventilation corridors — attributes that become increasingly scarce as densification advances in South Faridabad.
Residents benefit from simultaneous access to Mathura Road (NH-19), the Faridabad Bypass Road, and the Badarpur corridor — three distinct route options into South Delhi — which reduces dependence on any single arterial and meaningfully cushions daily commute variability.
The Surajkund Mela grounds, ICD Park, and the Asola–Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary create a leisure and nature fabric within five kilometres that no developer can replicate through amenity construction alone, giving this address a character that is genuinely place-specific.
BPTP's Parklands township shaped Sectors 75–89 of Greater Faridabad over 15 years. That township-scale operating experience — managing approvals, infrastructure delivery, and community build-out at scale — is directly relevant to a group housing project of this size in the same city.
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