Tata Housing Gurgaon project gets bookings worth Rs 450 cr in 1 day

MUMBAI: Tata Housing, which adopted the initial public offering strategy to sell apartments, said it has received subscription worth Rs 450 crore in a single day for its newly launched project in Gurgaon.

The realty firm had introduced a strategy of selling its housing units through an IPO-styled concept by floating a range of basic sales price between Rs 9,000-11,000 per sq ft.

The project, ‘Gateway Capital’, was oversubscribed 20 times at the pre-launch stage and generated order bookings worth Rs 450 crore in a single day, Tata Housing said in a statement here.

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The project, ‘Gateway Capital’, was oversubscribed 20 times at the pre-launch stage and generated order bookings worth Rs 450 crore in a single day[/caption]

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“This overwhelming response for Gateway Capital assures us there is a demand for quality homes in the market, despite contradictory speculation.

“The sale, held through our innovative IPO-styled strategy, witnessed interest from a wide base of customers from across India and abroad,” Tata Housing Managing Director and Chief Executive Brotin Banerjee said.

The company had started accepting Expressions of Interest (EoIs), along with a booking amount of Rs 10 lakh, for the first phase consisting of 200 units between February 11 and February 28. It had received 2,200 forms during the period.

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Tata Housing further said to maintain transparency, the allotments will be made through a software generated, externally audited, random selection process. Post-allotment, customers will be given a choice to select an apartment of their preference.

Another Mumbai-based firm Lodha Developers had introduced a similar mechanism to sell its luxury residential project Blue Moon in central Mumbai, which saw more than 1,300 applications.

PTI