Max Estates Brings Relief to Delhi One Homebuyers After 9 Long Years; Key Approvals Secured, Construction to commence shortly at Max One

Noida: Max Estates Limited (Max Estates), a leading real estate developer in the National Capital Region (NCR), has secured the RERA [UPRERA No.: UPRERAPRJ9759] for Max One, the development around Max Towers, Sector 16B, Noida. This brings renewed optimism for customers after the insolvency of erstwhile developer. With construction to commence shortly at Max One, the focus firmly shifts to the future, signaling momentum and progress.

Located right at the edge of South Delhi, Max One is taking shape as a walkable, green campus that brings together residences, workspaces, and cultural and entertainment spaces in one place. It offers a more intuitive way of living in Delhi NCR, bringing new experiences closer and reducing the need to constantly be on the move.

The ~10-acre development with ~2.5 mn sq ft potential is envisioned as a globally benchmarked urban destination, drawing inspiration from leading global districts such as Hudson Yards (New York), One Blackfriars (London), and Marina One (Singapore). It is planned as a landmark integrated mixed-use destination featuring by-invite-only ultra-luxury serviced residences, premium offices, curated retail, and a by-invite club. The project is expected to generate total sales potential of ~INR 2,000 cr, along with an annuity rental income potential of ~INR 120 cr.

Speaking about the same, Sahil Vachani, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, Max Estates, said: “With Max One, we look forward to shaping our first truly integrated campus, bringing alive Max Estates’ LiveWell and WorkWell philosophy to create a holistic downtown experience. This also marks a new chapter for homeowners who have waited for nearly a decade. We look forward to welcoming them to the Max Estates family, as well as the wider community, to experience a first-of-its-kind downtown destination that promises a life well connected with everything they need.”

Max Estates acquired Boulevard Projects Private Limited (BPPL) last year to revive the stalled development previously known as Delhi One.