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Trump Towers logs Rs 150-cr sales on Day 1

New Delhi: Realty firm M3M India on Thursday said it has sold 20 luxury apartments worth Rs 150 crore under the Trump Towers project in Gurgaon within a day of its launch.

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New Delhi: Realty firm M3M India on Thursday said it has sold 20 luxury apartments worth Rs 150 crore under the Trump Towers project in Gurgaon within a day of its launch.

The company is targeting Rs 2,500 crore from the sale of 250 units in this project. Global realty brand ‘Trump Towers’ made its debut in North India through real estate firms M3M India and Tribeca Developers. M3M India is developing this project ‘Trump Towers Delhi NCR’ at an investment of Rs 1,200 crore, excluding land cost. Tribeca has got the exclusive right to market this project, while The Trump Organisation has lent the Trump brand. PTI

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